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=== Ontology standards ===
 
In order to support the Semantic Web community, ISO/TC 211 has initiated the development of a suite of standards for the development of ontologies about geographic information. This is known as ISO 19150 Geographic information - Ontology. At the end, it would include 6 parts:
 
In order to support the Semantic Web community, ISO/TC 211 has initiated the development of a suite of standards for the development of ontologies about geographic information. This is known as ISO 19150 Geographic information - Ontology. At the end, it would include 6 parts:
  
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* ISO 19150-6, Geographic information -- [[Ontology – Part 6: Service ontology registry]]
 
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=== Ontologies ===
 
In addition, ISO/TC 211 has derived and provides the [https://github.com/ISO-TC211/GOM/tree/master/isotc211_GOM_harmonizedOntology ISO/TC 211 UML conceptual models in OWL] in compliance with ISO 19150-2:2015. This suite of ontologies includes:
 
In addition, ISO/TC 211 has derived and provides the [https://github.com/ISO-TC211/GOM/tree/master/isotc211_GOM_harmonizedOntology ISO/TC 211 UML conceptual models in OWL] in compliance with ISO 19150-2:2015. This suite of ontologies includes:
  

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Ontology standards

In order to support the Semantic Web community, ISO/TC 211 has initiated the development of a suite of standards for the development of ontologies about geographic information. This is known as ISO 19150 Geographic information - Ontology. At the end, it would include 6 parts:

Ontologies

In addition, ISO/TC 211 has derived and provides the ISO/TC 211 UML conceptual models in OWL in compliance with ISO 19150-2:2015. This suite of ontologies includes:

See also