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Upper-level types of occurrent based on the Principle of Ontological Conservation

Upper-level types of occurrent based on the Principle of Ontological Conservation Abstract: Ontologies are usually focused on describing the things that exist in time (i.e., continuants, objects), but the things that happen (i.e., occurrents, processes, events) also...

All the things that come and go stop and say hello: Towards an ontological account of how participants enter and exit events

All the things that come and go stop and say hello: Towards an ontological account of how participants enter and exit events Abstract: This paper presents an ontological account for how participants enter or exit events, based on a view of events as delimited by...

What to consider about events: A survey on the ontology of occurrents

What to consider about events: A survey on the ontology of occurrents Abstract: This work presents a review of the ideas that are currently in use on the ontology-based conceptual modeling of occurrents (sometimes referred to as “events”, “perdurants”, or...

Towards an ontology of offshore petroleum production equipment

Towards an ontology of offshore petroleum production equipment Abstract: This document shows the current research progress and methodology applied to build a domain ontology for describing facilities in offshore petroleum production plants, based on an extensive...

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Data science and Visualization Team João Luiz Dihl Comba Ph.D. João Carlos Eggers Fleck B.Sc. Student Jonathan Choy Rivera M.Sc. Student Anderson Caporale Anan B.Sc. Student Gustavo Bulow Gomes B.Sc. Student Giulia Chimini Stefainski B.Sc. Student Our objectives...

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