Unified Foundational Ontology
The Unified Foundational Ontology (UFO) is an upper ontology that incorporating developments from GFO, DOLCE and the Ontology of Universals. UFO is the foundational ontology for the ontology modeling language OntoUML.
The Unified Foundational Ontology (UFO) is an upper ontology that incorporating developments from GFO, DOLCE and the Ontology of Universals. UFO is the foundational ontology for the ontology modeling language OntoUML.
YAMATO is an upper ontology developed by Riichiro Mizoguchi.
The General Formal Ontology is an upper ontology developed by Onto-Med.
The FID classification replaced the Sondersammelgebiets-Nummer (SSG) in 2016
The Sondersammelgebiets-Nummer was used in German libraries until 2015 to organize distributed collection of publications among disciplines. In 2016 it was replaced by FID codes.
Das Deutsche Spiele-Archiv in Marburg (jetzt Nürnberg) hat für Kartenspiele eine Klassifikation mit Unterscheidung nach Spielzielen, nach Mechanismus oder einer Kombination aus beidem entwickelt.
The german games-archive in Marburg (now Nuremberg) created a Classification, which differentiates classes between goals, mechanisms or both.
Das Deutsche Spiele-Archiv in Marburg (jetzt Nürnberg) hat für Brett- und Tischspiele eine Klassifikation entwickelt, die für die Archivierung genutzt wird.
The german games-archive in Marburg (now Nuremberg) created a classification for board- and tablegames, which is used for archiving.
ISOcat ist ein Verzeichnis für alle Konzepte, die Relevanz haben für Linguistik und den Bereich Sprachquellen inklusive Metadatenkategorien usw..
ISOcat is a central registry for all concepts relevant in linguistics and the domain of language resources, including metadata categories etc..
"The PARTAGE PLUS VOCABULARY is a structured multilingual controlled vocabulary. It consists of components for the enrichment of metadata created for cultural heritage objects relating to Art Nouveau aesthetic production encompassing the visual arts, crafts and architecture, - referencing to and mainly based on the Art & Architecture Thesaurus of the Getty Research Institute.
A vocabulary defining television, radio and associated media contributor roles.
