Developing an Ontology for Irrigation Information Resources
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Developing an Ontology for Irrigation Information Resources
- 1. Developing an Ontology for Irrigation Information Resources *Cornejo, C., H.W. Beck, D.Z. Haman, F.S. Zazueta. University of Florida Gainesville, FL. USA
- 4. ObjectEditor
- 15. Main Topics Plant Irrigation Management Soil Drainage Equipment Water Sources System Design Weather
- 16. Irrigation Ontology Development Class Sub-class Association Sequence Generalization
- 17. Part-of relationship Pressurized Irrigation Lateral Manifold Distribution Equipment
- 18. Generalization relationship Micro-catchment Contour Farming Earth Basin Planting Pit Stone Lines Bund Ridge Triangular Semi-circular
- 23. Conclusions
- 25. PDF
- 28. Future Work
- 32. Questions or Comments? http://orb.ifas.ufl.edu/ObjectEditor/index.html Thank you!
Editor's Notes
- The implementation consists on “creating” the ontology ObjectEditor was used to implement the irrigation ontology.
- The “soil” module is conformed by five main groups of terms, “soil available water”, “soil chemistry”, “structure”, “texture”, and “topography”. One example is presented in Figure 4, where “texture” is associated to the content of “clay”, “sand”, and “silt”; and “loam” is the combination of different parts of those materials. Other section of the same figure shows the term “soil moisture retention” and how it depends on “much”, “cover crop”, and “conservation tillage”, all practices that affect the soil capacity of retaining moisture. It does not appear on the figure but “soil moisture retention” is also related to “texture” and “structure”.
- Allows more easy collaboration among specialist, by using a common set of term in order to exchange information or to produce collaborative publications