Introduction

What is FOO?

FOO stands for the Forest Observatory Ontology. The term ontology is defined as a collection of related terms and their formal defination. FOO, therefore, comprises a novel upper-level ontology that describes wildlife data generated by remote sensing devices. FOO adopts and merges existing ontological resources (e.g., SOSA and BBC wildlife Ontology) from two domains (i.e., Internet of Things (IoT) and Wildlife).

FOO offers:

• Unified access to heterogeneous wildlife data.

• Standardised data exchange between different computer systems and applications.

• Structured data mining, machine learning and artificial intelligence applications.

FOO Lifecycle

• FOO Development
• FOO Requirements
• Purpose
• Scope
• Implementation Language
• Intended End-Users
• Intended Uses
• Non-Functional Requirements
• Functional Requirements
• FOO Implementation
• FOO Evaluation
• FOO Publication
• Github
• Bioportal

Data Sources

• Animal GPS Collars Data
• GPS Collar RDF Transformation Pipeline
• Soil Sensor Data
• Soil Sensor Data RML Rules
• Soil Sensor Data YARRRML mappings
• Soil Knowledge Graph Code
• Vegetation and Habitat Data
• Camera Trap Images
• Images’ metadata Transformation to Resource Description Framework (RDF)
• RDF Mapping Language Generic Code

FOO playground

• #GPS Collar

FOO DOWNLOADS

• JSON-LD
• FOO Documentation
• RDF/XML
• TURTLE

Using FOO

• How to use FOO
• How to install Stardog