AbstractThe purpose of the chapter

Abstract
The purpose of the chapter is to help someone familiar with DLs to understand the
issues involved in developing an ontology for some universe of discourse, which is to
become a conceptual model or knowledge base represented and reasoned with using
Description Logics.
We briefly review the purposes and history of conceptual modeling, and then use
the domain of a university library to illustrate an approach to conceptual model-
ing that combines general ideas of object-centered modeling with a look at special
modeling/ontological problems, and DL-specific solutions to them.
Among the ontological issues considered are the nature of individuals, concept
specialization, non-binary relationships, materialization, aspects of part-whole rela-
tionships, and epistemic aspects of individual knowledge.

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AbstractThe purpose of the chapter is to help someone familiar with DLs to understand theissues involved in developing an ontology for some universe of discourse, which is tobecome a conceptual model or knowledge base represented and reasoned with usingDescription Logics.We briefly review the purposes and history of conceptual modeling, and then usethe domain of a university library to illustrate an approach to conceptual model-ing that combines general ideas of object-centered modeling with a look at specialmodeling/ontological problems, and DL-specific solutions to them.Among the ontological issues considered are the nature of individuals, the conceptspecialization, non-binary relationships, materialization, aspects of part-whole rela-tionships, and epistemic aspects of individual knowledge.

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Abstract
The purpose of the chapter is to help someone familiar with DLs to hiểu the
issues in Developing an ontology INVOLVED universe of discourse for some, mà to
Become a knowledge base or conceptual model represented and reasoned with using
Description Logics.
We briefly review the Purposes and history of conceptual modeling, and then use
the domain of a university library to illustrate an approach to conceptual model-
ing mà combines ideas of object-centered general modeling with a special look at the
modeling / ontological problems, and DL-specific solutions to added.
Among the ontological issues are the nature of cá Considered, concept
specialization, non-binary relationships, materialization, aspects of part-whole rela-
tionships, and epistemic aspects of the individual knowledge.