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      NISO SSOS (Standards-Specific Ontology Standard): A New Resource for Standards Publishers

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            The NISO Working Group for the Standards Specific Ontology Standard (SSOS) has developed and standardized a high-level standards ontology that describes a limited set of core concepts and relationships, starting with a component to define standards’ lifecycle states. This will facilitate use, create deeper and more consistent discovery and navigation, and set a foundation for other semantic application, such as linked data, within the standards ecosystem. This poster will outline the process undertaken to create the ontology standard, and show next steps for the project and its adoption by standards publishers.

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            01 June 2022
            16 December 2022
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            10.14293/S2199-SSP-AM22-0019
            6c3e7972-496a-4d15-bb67-3a18a95edcbc
            Copyright © 2022 The Authors.

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            44th SSP Annual Meeting
            SSP-AM22
            Chicago, USA
            June 1-3, 2022
            Society for Scholarly Publishing
            Building a More Connected Scholarly Community
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            Communication networks,Social & Information networks,Educational research & Statistics,Information & Library science,Information systems & theory

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