New architecture unifies materials ontologies for regulatory compliance

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Researchers have proposed a novel multi-level architecture for reusable materials ontologies, addressing fragmentation in the field. This architecture features independent classification axes for abstraction level and consumer audience, aiming to integrate material-specific data with regulatory compliance requirements. The proposed OntoCrafter Ceramics Ontology (OCO) serves as a reference implementation, organizing ceramic material data into a seven-tier mechanistic-explanation skeleton. AI

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arXiv cs.AI TIER_1 English(EN) · Thomas Pannek, Wolfgang Grond · 2026-06-16 04:00

A Multi-Level Architecture for Reusable Materials Ontologies -- The OntoCrafter Ceramics Ontology (OCO) as Reference Implementation

arXiv:2606.14814v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: The Materials Science and Engineering ontology landscape is fragmented along multiple axes simultaneously. Horizontally: a recent survey identified 94 ontologies of which over 40 are structurally incompatible; each new application…

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A Multi-Level Architecture for Reusable Materials Ontologies -- The OntoCrafter Ceramics Ontology (OCO) as Reference Implementation

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