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tmraA number of proposals have been made for Topic Maps/OWL interoperability, but this is really looking for interoperability on the wrong level. This paper instead looks at interoperability between OWL and TMCL, and shows how it is possible to convert OWL ontologies into TMCL schemas and vice versa, once a mapping for the vocabulary is available.
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