UseCases

Table of Contents Academia Industry European Projects External Code Contributors

Academia

TU Dresden - Chair of Automata Theory: situation recognition for service management systems using OWL 2 reasoners
Modul University - New Media Technology: RDB2RDF conversion of statistical tourism data using RDF Data Cube Vocabulary
The University of New South Wales, Australia: OBDA is utilized on research for Primary Health Care Informatics at Faculty of Medicine.
Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), Germany: OBDA is used for continous queries on data streams.
Perm State University, Russia: enhancing legacy information systems with a natural language query interface service; automating OBDA frameworks configuration.
Delft University of Technology - Section Air Transport and Operations, The Netherlands: Automating contextualized maintenance documentation; OBDA used for contextualized information provisioning to line maintenance technicians.

fluid Operations (fluidOps) is commercializing Optique platform where Ontop is the core query transformation module.
Nuance: Developing a semi-automatic matching approach which recommends new and modified data-integration rules to the user.
Software Competence Center Hagenberg, Austria: is using Ontop in ACEPROM, a joint project with industrial partners aiming to achieve an automatic matching of job offers and job applicant's profiles.
IBM Research, Ireland. Using Ontop for data access linking and integration. ISWC15 paper
Stardog v4 has integrated Ontop code to support SPARQL queries over virtual RDF graphs.

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EPNet (Production and Distribution of Food during the Roman Empire: Economic and Political Dynamics): is using Ontop to ease the access of scholars to historical and cultural data.
Ontop inside Protégé and Quest REST server are part of the basic proposal of the Semantic Technologies Architecture for the European Commission (STAEC). It's function is to describe R2RML transformations, provide basic reasoning and return query results.
EMSEC (real-time services for the maritime security) is a German BMBF (Federal Ministry of Research and Education) funded project. It is using Ontop for data integration, aiming to support the maritime security by improving the availability and accessibility of relevant data and information ashore and offshore