(KA)2: building ontologies for the Internet: a mid-term report

Book-Editor, Conference-Proceedings-Title, Contains-Article-In-Book, Contains-Article-In-Journal, Describes-Project, First-Page, Has-Author, Has-Publisher, In-Book, In-Conference, In-Journal, In-Organization, In-Workshop, Journal-Editor, Journal-Number, Journal-Publisher, Journal-Year, Last-Page, On-Line-Version, On-Line-Version-Of, Publication-Title, Publication-Year, Technical-Report-Number, Technical-Report-Series, Type, Volume, Workshop-Proceedings-Title 3.2. ANNOTATING PAGES IN (KA) Annotating HTML pages in (KA)2 means that each participating researcher in the KA community has to annotate the relevant knowledge in his or her homepage environment. Figure 7 illustrates fragments of an annotated homepage of a researcher using the onto attribute. Page in Sa ONTO"‘‘page [address"body]’’T refers to the URL of the web page. Body refers to what follows and what is within the scope of the anchor, i.e. until the