Environmental impact assessment ontology for mining projects
Keywords:
ontology, environmental impact assessment, mining, intelligent systemsAbstract
Ontology is a tool that allows understanding between the parties that share a common knowledge. The presented ontology comprises fundamental concepts of environmental impact assessments performed for mining projects. This ontology was designed based on the methodology recommended by the University of Standford and Protégé editor. The Mining EIA ontology constitutes an initial step in formalizing knowledge about environmental impact assessments in the mining industry and in creating intelligent systems in this area.Downloads
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