IOF Core Patterns Compendium

⚠️ Warning: This project is synced by Overleaf. Please do not change the folder structure or run the tex files with local LaTex compilers.

Overview

Welcome to the IOF Core Patterns Compendium repository. This project is for developing a LaTex document that is a collection of reusable and well-documented ontology patterns for industrial data modeling, based on the IOF Core vocabulary. These patterns aim to assist data modelers and developers in mapping legacy data and addressing common industrial knowledge graph scenarios using IOF Core principles.

Purpose

The purpose of this repository is to:

• Develop small, repetitive fragments of a knowledge graph * *(patterns) for real-life data modeling.
• Provide a practical guide for implementing IOF Core in industrial scenarios.
• Enable developers to create consistent, reusable, and validated data mappings using IOF Core.

How to Contribute

Please join IOF Core Pattern subgroup by sending a request to IOF Core chairs: Jim Logan, Milos Drobnjakovic, or Arkopaul Sarkar

Project setup

1. Set up folders in Overleaf:

   • Open the Overleaf project.
   • Create a new folder for your scenario.
   • Under the scenario folder, create two subfolders named image and data.

2. Create a .tex file:

   • Inside your scenario folder, create a new file named <scenario-name>.tex.

3. Copy the Scenario Template:

   • Copy the Scenario Template from Appendix B into the new .tex file.
   • Edit the file to include your scenario name.

4. Sync Overleaf with GitHub:

   • Go to the GitHub option in the Overleaf Menu.
   • Press the Push Overleaf changes to GitHub button to sync your changes.

5. Clone or pull the Git repository:

   • Clone the repository or pull the latest changes into your local Git repository.
   • Navigate to your scenario folder. You will find the image and data subfolders synced from Overleaf.

6. Develop content locally:

   • Use the image folder for diagrams and the data folder for queries, datasets, or other files that cannot be developed directly in Overleaf.

Your project setup is complete!

Task Allocation

Scenario	Assigned To	Status	Reviewed By
Change of object's location over time	Milos Drobnjakovic	In Progress	[Reviewer Name]
Algorithm execution	Arkopaul Sarkar	In Progress	[Reviewer Name]
Assign measurement value with unit	All	Assigned	[Reviewer Name]

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