SEAS Ontology
- This version: v1.1 - https://w3id.org/seas/seas-1.1
- Latest published version: https://w3id.org/seas/
- Previous version: https://w3id.org/seas/seas-1.0
- Creators:
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Contributors:
- Antoine Zimmermann
- Erkki Siira
- Takoua Ghariani
- Marc Girod-Genet
- Gabriel Santos
- Francisco Silva
- Lynda Temal
- Brigida Teixeira
- Hannu Järvinen
- http://www.vtt.fi/JarmoKalaoja
- Issued: 2017-08-29
- Imports: ArchitectureOntology-2.0, BatteryOntology-1.0 , BooleanPropertyOntology-1.0 , BuildingOntology-1.0 , CityOntology-1.0 , ComfortOntology-1.0 , CommunicationOntology-1.0 , ComplexOntology-1.0 , DeviceOntology-1.1 , ElectricLightSourceOntology-1.0 , ElectricPowerSystemOntology-1.0 , ElectricVehicleOntology-1.0 , EnergyFormOntology-1.0 , EvaluationOntology-1.0 , FailableSystemOntology-1.0 , FeatureOfInterestOntology-1.0 , FlexibilityOntology-1.0 , ForecastingOntology-1.1 , GenericPropertyOntology-1.0 , GreenKPIOntology-1.0 , OfferingOntology-1.1 , OperatingOntology-1.0 , OptimizationOntology-1.1 , PeriodicSignalOntology-1.0 , PhotovoltaicOntology-1.0 , PlayerOntology-1.1 , PricingOntology-1.0 , SmartMeterOntology-1.1 , StatisticsOntology-1.0 , StreetLightSystemOntology-1.0 , SystemOntology-1.1 , ThermodynamicSystemOntology-1.0 , TimeOntology-1.0 , TradingOntology-1.1 , ZoneLightingOntology-1.0 , ZoneOntology-1.0
- Other visualizations: VOWL, Turtle, RDF/XML.
The main SEAS ontology glues together all of the SEAS modules.
To cite the SEAS ontologies:
Maxime Lefrançois, Planned ETSI SAREF Extensions based on the W3C&OGC SOSA/SSN-compatible SEAS Ontology Patterns. In Proceedings of Workshop on Semantic Interoperability and Standardization in the IoT, SIS-IoT, Amsterdam, Netherlands, July 2017 (PDF - BibTex)
Maxime Lefrançois, Jarmo Kalaoja, Takoua Ghariani, Antoine Zimmermann, The SEAS Knowledge Model, ITEA2 12004 Smart Energy Aware Systems Deliverable 2.2, Jan 2017 (PDF - BibTex)
SEAS ontology modules are organized on top of a core of three main modules:
On top of the seas:SystemOntology module, various vertical domain ontologies are defined for specific sub classes of systems and why they may be connected:
- the seas:AreaOntology describes Zone systems:
- a zone may be linked by a crossable connection with another zone;
- a zone may be a sub-zone of another zone;
- zones are quantified in terms of area, population, and humidity.
- more module descriptions to come soon…
We furthermore encourage the use of the following external ontologies: