The Common Greenhouse Ontology: an ontology describing components, properties, and measurements inside the greenhouse

Roos Bakker; Romy van Drie; Cornelis Bouter; S.L. van Leeuwen; L.A. van Rooijen; J.L. Top

doi:10.3390/engproc2021009027

The Common Greenhouse Ontology: an ontology describing components, properties, and measurements inside the greenhouse

Roos Bakker^*, Romy van Drie, Cornelis Bouter, S.L. van Leeuwen, L.A. van Rooijen, J.L. Top

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Data Science & Informatics and Supply Chain Design

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Modern greenhouses have systems that continuously measure properties of greenhouses and their crops. These measurements cannot be queried together without linking the relevant data.
In this paper we introduce the Common Greenhouse Ontology, a standard for sharing data on greenhouses and their measurable components. The ontology was created with domain experts and incorporates existing ontologies, SOSA and OM. It was evaluated using competency questions and SPARQL queries. The results of the evaluation show that the Common Greenhouse Ontology is an
innovative solution for data interoperability and standardization, and an enabler for advanced data science techniques over larger databases.

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DOIs	https://doi.org/10.3390/engproc2021009027
Publication status	Published - 2021
Event	EFITA 2021 - Online Duration: 25 Mar 2021 → 26 Mar 2021

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Period	25/03/21 → 26/03/21

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