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%T Ontologien in den historischen Wissenschaften
%A Scheuermann, Leif
%J Historical Social Research
%N 3
%P 308-316
%V 31
%D 2006
%@ 0172-6404
%= 2009-03-05T12:28:00Z
%~ GESIS
%> https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-49971
%X Databases are for historians a mighty tool, especially
for the statistical analysis of huge qualities of data.
But the tool can only work with a solid data structure that is
defined on a meta-level. To guarantee this structure, computer
scientists developed for most different scopes ontologies
– the topic of the following elementary article. After
the definition of ontologies as formal defined systems of
concepts and relations with rules of inference and integrity,
a special vocabulary for entities and relations and conditions
of completeness and correctness of the terms, the following
article will introduce the basic concepts of a specific
ontology – CIDOC CRM (Comité International pour la
Documentation Conceptual Reference Model). The fundamental
terms Entities and Properties will be explained as
well as their structure and their underlying rules.
%C DEU
%G de
%9 journal article
%W GESIS - http://www.gesis.org
%~ SSOAR - http://www.ssoar.info