A glossary or dictionary of Knowledge Management (KM) specific terms and definitions that is published by the International Foundation for Information Technology (IF4IT) and that pertains to, both, general enterprises and Information Technology (IT) organizations. The KM Glossary is regularly maintained and updated, and grows to include new terms and definitions, constantly. All glossary entries (i.e. terms) have semantic links to other appropriate root terms and discipline areas and are also found in the master IT Glossary.
AFO is particularly suitable for Natural Resources and Environment sectors (e.g., Agriculture, forestry, agri-food, environment, game management, fisheries, and biology) to describe the data. AFO is based on the Agriforest Thesaurus, which was maintained by the Viikki Campus Library, University of Helsinki until 2014.
A hierarchical taxonomy of key Enterprise Glossary Types, along with HTML links to each Glossary and all semantically related Term/Definition pairs. These Glossaries are used by IT organizations, IT professionals and the various enterprises they support to help standardize language, semantics, understanding and communications between individuals and systems and represent the very foundation for Enterprise Knowledge Management.
A rapidly evolving inventory of the many Taxonomies used by Information Technology (IT) professionals and the enterprises they offer services to and for, covering a broad range of enterprise domain spaces and professional discipline areas.
A highly unique, comprehensive, and lexicographically correct listing of tens of thousands of Information Technology (IT) terms and phrases that acts as the baseline for industry language standardization, as well acting as the binding foundation for many hundreds of semantically grouped domain-specific glossaries that are segmented according to individual IT Disciplines.
This vocabulary describes artists' books by their physical attributes. These attributes include: materials, processes used in their creation, and binding structures.
PNAT (Pacific Northwest Artist Thesaurus) is not bound to a specific institution or collection but is instead designed to be interoperable with a variety of collections, for use by cultural institutions working with collections that include Pacific Northwest artists. Cultural institutions include museums, art libraries, special collections, archives, and visual resource collections.
A taxonomy of biological organisms created and maintained to support the Universal Protein Resource (UniProt), a collection of databases providing a comprehensive protein sequencing resource. Provides official species names, common names and synonyms - either alternate common names or occasionally outdated Latin names. For viruses, a list of hosts is included if the virus has protein sequences listed in the UniProt databases.
"The Pasta Thesaurus is a compendium of pasta-related terms carefully selected by the [Pasta Lover's Association]'s team of expert indexers. It contains the controlled-vocabulary indexing language used in the creation of the index to the PLA's Pasta Recipe Database."
This webinar will cover the basic concepts behind the semantic web and
its implementation through linked data. While conceptually very simple, the linked data model is a significant departure from our current models that are based on records and database technologies. We'll cover the underlying entity-relationship structure, "triples" and "statements," the importance of identifiers and vocabularies. In addition, we will look briefly at the functionality that this model supports and the user benefits that come with it.
