Ontologies for customer-oriented production
The ontologies for Customer-oriented Production describe the Customer-oriented Production application area based on the scenarios of the ComVantage partner Dresscode21 (DC21). These ontologies aim at covering all relevant concepts targeting the textile production domain:
- Supplier Ontology: The supplier ontology is used to describe business partners like material providers, tailors and embroidery shops. It also contains means to describe stock items, stock orders and related entities.
- Garment Ontology: The Garment ontology deals with all aspects of shirts, their features, and their production process.
- Material Ontology: The material ontology describes items that are used to produce shirts, in particular zippers.
- Shop Ontology: The Shop ontology imports the Shirt ontology to represent the goods that are offered, as well as the following publicly available ontologies:
- FOAF for personal information like names and email addresses,
- vCard for surface mail addresses,
- GoodRelations for prices and fees
- Contact: conny.weber@innovation.at
- Download link: https://github.com/comvantage/DC21-Prototype