Year 2006

The queries aesthetics, describe and interrogate our knowledge
In what sense does an Ontology describe a reality? What do you need in a model so that you adequately respect the domain of knowledge in question? However, most importantly how you model and how you interrogate the model to extract useful knowledge.

Project ME: the ontology of a Sumeric grammer
The principle characteristic of the Sumeric language, differing from most known languages, is that it is a fixed language, that is the words of the vocabulary are unchangeable and there variations do not directly modify words as happens in Italian, but adds particles to or reproduces words. This characteristic makes it particularly adapted for the construction of an ontology of its grammar as it is much poorer and more formal than most other languages.

Brief discussion on a method for the logical and legal protection of knowledge
In a new prospective in which information systems function automatically there will be a dependence on "declared" knowledge inside Ontologies published on the Internet, it will be important to understand what mechanisms can be used to protect the intellectual property of knowledge inside digital objects.

The use of Digital Object Identifier (DOI) for registering Ontologies
The description of a method for the protection of intellectual property formalised in OWL and specifically using the file ME.owl.

Ontology of Esperanto
The task is one of the first attempts to produce a formal description of a non formal language for use with Semantic web technology with the intent to experimentally test an approach to computerised linguistics based on logic.