This standard defines a mid-level ontology that specifies a set of well-defined terms and relations commonly used across multiple domains. It enables conforming extension ontologies to re-use these terms and introduce only the more specific terms and relations of their respective domains.
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P3195
Standard for Requirements for a Mid-Level Ontology and Extensions
This standard specifies the requirements for a mid-level ontology and for the creation of conforming extensions and modules (i.e., subsets) therefrom. A mid-level ontology is a set of well-defined terms and relations used across multiple domains, which enables conforming extensions for specific domains or applications. A mid-level ontology extends from (and conforms to) a top-level ontology.
P3195.1.1
Standard for Cyber Ontology
This standard defines a conforming domain extension of P3195.1 Standard for Common Core Ontology. It specifies well-defined terms and relations for the domain of Cyber, which are too specific to be included in the Common Core Ontology.
P3195.1.2
Standard for Person Ontology
This standard specifies terms and definitions, and relationships amongst them, for the domain of the natural person. This ontology is expressed in a formal language that computers can process and is a conforming extension of P3195.1 (Standard for Common Core Ontology).
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