The Identity of Resources and Entity (IRE) ontology. This ontology represents the relation between the web resources and their content by means of the ProxyFor relation. Furthermore, it includes the concepts of Fragment of a web resource, SemanticWebResource, anchor, and Identifier. IRE is a semantic web contribution to the management of the identification of entities on the web. It distinguishes between a resource which is available on the web, its content, and the entity which is about. Moreover, IRE is built by composing and specializing reusable content ontology design patterns.
All possible locations of the combinatorial space identified by the world wide web.
abstract web location
A piece of a web resource e.g., a piece of text in a web page, a picture, etc. A fragment is not a web page.
A relation between a web resource and the entity/ies it is about at a certain time.
A web resource that relizes an information encoded with a formal language e.g., the foaf file of a person.
A web page e.g., a personal home page, a Wikipedia article.
A proxy for relation involving a web resource which is about more than one entity at a certain time.
A proxy for relation involving a web resource that is about one and only one entity at a certain time. Such a web resource can only be a semantic web resource.
A resource that is published and available on the web.
A relation between a web resource and the abstract web location/s is is assigned to at a certain time.
The abstract web location assigned at a web resource in a web location of situation.
The time at which a situation take place.
A unique resource locator associated to an abstract web location in terms of the URL standard.
A property of a fragment that associate it with a URI e.g., In a HTML web page, the fragment is an tag, and the value is the URL of the link that can be navigated by that fragment.