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Contents 1 OWL-DL ontologies available from LOA 1.1 DOLCE+ Ultralite for lightweight applications and related plugins 1.2 Modules of the DOLite+ Library 1.3 Constructivist and cognitive ontologies 1.4 Lexical ontologies based on DOLite+ 1.5 Core ontologies based on DOLite+ 1.6 Content Ontology Design Patterns 1.7 Collection of anti-patterns and modeling errors

OWL-DL ontologies available from LOA

DOLCE+ Ultralite for lightweight applications and related plugins

• DOLCE+ Ultralite, or 'DUL', very light version of DOLite+, with simple names and basic axioms (status: mature).
• Information objects, or 'IOLite', extension of DUL for representing information objects, specially linguistic ones (status: draft).
• Plans, extension of DUL for representing models of plans, process types, tasks, etc. (status:mature)
• Systems, extension of DUL for representing systems, design, artifacts (status: early draft).
• Core legal, extension of DUL for representing juridical entities, made in collaboration with ITTIG-CNR (status:mature).
• Lexical Metamodel, extensions of DUL and IOLite for representing lexical and semiotic entities, multilinguality, alignment to ontology metamodels and lexicons (status:drafts).
• DOLCE Ultralite with Demo on Music Production, older version of DOLCE+ Ultralite, with a small demo.

DOLCE+ Ultralite is the currently maintained branching of the DOLCE library in OWL. Previous versions, less user-friendly and with more complex OWL constructs, can be found in the DOLite+ library.

Modules of the DOLite+ Library

• DOLite
• DOLite with Temporal Relations
• DOLite with Spatial Relations
• DOLite with Descriptions and Situations
• DOLite with Information Objects
• DOLite with Functional Participation
• DOLite with Modal Descriptions
• DOLite with Collections and Social Objects
• DOLite with Plans
• DOLite+ (Complete DOLite Library)

Constructivist and cognitive ontologies

• Constructive Descriptions and Situations represents in a compact way the basic ingredients of social and cognitive reality: agents, organizations, information, collectives, concepts, situations, etc.
• Content ontology design patterns ontology is a metamodel for ontology design patterns. Now superseded by C-ODO.

Lexical ontologies based on DOLite+

• OntoWordNet
• OntoFrameNet
• SensoComune

Core ontologies based on DOLite+

• Legal (CLO), a core ontology for the legal domain
• Biomedical (ON9), a core ontology for the biomedical domain
• Fishery (FOS), a core ontology for the fishery domain
• Software and Services (COS), a core ontology for the software domain
• Metaontology for evaluation and selection (O2, oQual), a core ontology for ontology evaluation and selection
• Metaontology for ontology design (ODO), a representation of collaborative ontology design-related (C-OD) entities
• Knowledge Content Objects (KCO), a core ontology for so-called content objects
• Networked ontologies requirement model
• Identity of Resources and Entities for the Web (IRE), a core ontology for the web domain
• Gestures, a core ontology for the gesture studies domain
• Commesse del CNR, a core ontology for the Italian National Research Council scientific network

Content Ontology Design Patterns

• Repository of CP, a repository of OWL building blocks for semantic web ontologies

Collection of anti-patterns and modeling errors

• Mixed domains can cause inconsistency