An example vocabulary designed to illustrate how to publish vocabularies on the Web following the FAIR principles This is an example ontology to illustrate some of the annotations that should be included The example ontology February 5th, 2020 Daniel Garijo Maria Poveda-Villalon exo https://w3id.org/example Cite this vocabulary as: Garijo, D. and Poveda-Villalon, M. The example ontology 1.0.1. An example vocabulary designed to illustrate how to publish vocabularies on the Web following the FAIR principles. This vocabulary describes three simple classes with 3 properties and a data property. 1.0.1 This example property indicates that an Organization has a Researcher as member has member This property links the students to the researcher who mentored them has mentor This property links instances from Researcher to Organization part of Date when an organization was founded founded in University of Southern California An organized body of people with a particular purpose, especially a business, society, association, etc. Organization An example using the Researcher class, e.g., Bob is a professor at the University of Southern California. The reason why this concept was added to the ontology. This could reflect some agreement or use cases that may need to be reflected here. For example: The concept Researcher was added to the ontology to represent those authors of scientific publications that belong to a public institution. A definition of your class. For example, A researcher is a person who publishes scientific papers, writes research proposals and mentors students Researcher Student is a class introduced in the version 1.0.1 of the ontology. Student