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Skjæveland Leif Harald Karlsen Daniel P. Lupp  \nWe start 13:05 CET.  \nWhile you wait, please fill out this form: [http://tinyurl.com/ottr-iswc2020](http://tinyurl.com/ottr-iswc2020)  \nWho are we?  \nMartin G. Skjæveland, CS, researcher UiO. Leader of OTTR project. Ontology engineering, Ontology-based systems. Industrial experience from DNV-GL, and from managing industrial research projects.  \nLeif Harald Karlsen, CS, senior lecturer at UiO. Knowledge representation, semantic technologies, databases and programming languages.  \nDaniel Lupp, CS, postdoc at UiO. Ontology engineering, ontology-based data integration and logic programming.  \nTutorial scope  \n􀀏 Languages and tools for pattern-driven ontology development  \n􀀏 and its benefits: better efficiency, quality for constructing, maintenance and use.  \n􀀏 Our solution and implementation: Reasonable Ontology Templates (OTTR)  \n􀀏 Building and using shared template libraries  \n􀀏 Use cases  \nTutorial scope  \n􀀏 Languages and tools for pattern-driven ontology development  \n􀀏 and its benefits: better efficiency, quality for constructing, maintenance and use.  \n􀀏 Our solution and implementation: Reasonable Ontology Templates (OTTR)  \n􀀏 Building and using shared template libraries  \n􀀏 Use cases  \nNot about:  \n􀀏 Introducing semantic technologies: RDF, OWL, SPARQL, . . .  \n􀀏 Concrete ontology modelling problems  \n􀀏 The benefits of ontologies and semantic technologies  \nTutorial plan  \n13:00–13:30 13:30–13:40 13:40–14:25 14:25–14:35 14:35–14:50 14:50–15:35 15:35–15:45  \n15:45–16:00  \nIntroduction  \nBreak  \nOTTR Fundamentals  \nBreak  \nThe Core OTTR Template Library Modeling in Practice  \nBreak  \nSummary and questions  \nTutorial plan  \n13:00–13:30 13:30–13:40 13:40–14:25 14:25–14:35 14:35–14:50 14:50–15:35 15:35–15:45  \n15:45–16:00  \nIntroduction  \nBreak  \nOTTR Fundamentals  \nBreak  \nThe Core OTTR Template Library Modeling in Practice  \nBreak  \nSummary and questions  \n􀀏 The schedule is tentative  \n􀀏 Ask questions during the presentations in the chat  \n􀀏 Each section will end with an open discussion  \nWho are you?  \nLet's look at the answers to the form you filled out!  \nTutorial: Pattern-based knowledge base  \nconstruction  \nMartin G. 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Lupp  \nIntroduction  \nIntroduction  \nImproving the efficiency and quality of ontology engineering  \nProblem:  \n􀀏 Current ontology engineering methods are too low-level  \n􀀏 Makes ontology construction repetitive and error-prone  \n􀀏 Difficult to engage end-users  \n􀀏 Difficult to generate sustainable large ontologies  \n􀀏 Difficult to efficiently maintain ontologies  \nIntroduction  \nImproving the efficiency and quality of ontology engineering  \nProblem:  \n􀀏 Current ontology engineering methods are too low-level  \n􀀏 Makes ontology construction repetitive and error-prone  \n􀀏 Difficult to engage end-users  \n􀀏 Difficult to generate sustainable large ontologies  \n􀀏 Difficult to efficiently maintain ontologies  \nWe need:  \n􀀏 Abstractions!  \n􀀏 Capture and instantiate reoccurring modelling patterns  \n􀀏 Formats adapted to domain experts, data managers and ontology experts","cbCaicigiw0TSlX3","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicigiw0TSlX3","pdf",3633900,178,"English","# Tutorial scope\n## Languages and tools for pattern-driven ontology development\n## Benefits and solution: Reasonable Ontology Templates (OTTR)\n## Building shared template libraries and use cases\n# Tutorial plan\n## Introduction and breaks\n## OTTR fundamentals\n## The core OTTR template library modeling in practice\n## Summary and questions","[{\"question\":\"What problem does the tutorial address in ontology engineering?\",\"answer\":\"Current ontology engineering methods are too low-level, causing repetitive, error-prone construction and making it difficult to engage end-users. 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