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Knowledge Representation Working Group
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- develops and tests ontologies for expressing concepts in ecosystems and biodiversity science that will parameterize the semantic mediation system and provide a vocabulary for the analysis and modeling system. The objective for this working group is to create a series of ecologically relevant ontologies that can be used by the semantic mediation system to reason about data and appropriate analysis steps. These tasks involve domain scientists with
+ The Knowledge Representation (KR) Working Group develops and tests ontologies for expressing concepts in ecosystems and biodiversity science that will parameterize the semantic mediation system and provide a vocabulary for the analysis and modeling system. The objective for this working group is to create a series of ecologically relevant ontologies that can be used by the semantic mediation system to reason about data and appropriate analysis steps. These tasks involve domain scientists with

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