CHMO.json

{"Ontology": {"Ontology Name": "Chemical Methods Ontology", "Synonyms/Alternative Names": "-", "Ontology Acronym": "CHMO", "Creator(s) & Issuing Organisation": "Colin Batchelor", "Kind Of Organisational Structure (maintainability & Sustainability)": "single maintainer"}, "References": {"Organisational Website": "https://github.com/rsc-ontologies/rsc-cmo", "Persistent URI of Ontology File (or perma link to latest Version)": "http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/chmo.owl", "Link to Documentation": "-", "Link to Version directory": "-", "Optional links (Papers, Additional GitHub Repo,...)": "-"}, "Ontology Modeling And Availability": {"Ontology Dataformats provided (ttl, owl, rdf/xml, n3)": "owl; obo", "Degree of Inference/Composition (possible entries: non inferred/preinferred; compacted/non-compacted (import statements in file))": "not defined", "License": "Creative Commons 4.0", "Reasonable with": "HermiT, FaCT++_x000D_", "Reasonable Shortest reasoning time": "118ms", "Aligned with Top Level Ontology (BFO, OBO or EMMO ?)": "OBO", "Imports Ontology(ies)": "only self", "Prefixes used": "dc;", "Class annotation types": "rdfs:Label, obo:Definition"}, "Domain of Interest Represented (contained, related: broader/narrower, missing)": {"Biocatalysis": "missing", "Heterogenous catalysis": "missing", "Homogenous catalysis": "missing", "Chemical Substance Modeling": "related: broader", "Material Modeling": "missing", "Process Modeling": "related: broader", "Synthesis Data": "missing", "Operando Data": "related: broader", "Performance Data": "related: narrower", "Characterisation Data": "contained", "Heat, Transport and Kinetic Data": "missing", "Process Design, Energy and Cost Data": "missing", "Top Level Ontology": "related: narrower", "Electrocatalysis": "related: narrower", "Photocatalysis": "related:narrower"}, "Ontology Characteristics": {"Axioms": 27840, "Logical": 3479, "Declaration": 3162, "Class count": 3101, "Object property count": 27, "Data property count": 0, "Individual count": 0, "Annotation Property count": 37}, "Comments": ["The CHMO is a better Taxonomy implementing a lot of process chemistry related terms into the obo, but with only minimal relations between each other. Mainly used as a graph used for ELN-like tools"]}