The Automotive Ontology Working Group is an informal group of individuals and corporations who want to advance the use of shared conceptual structures in the form of Web ontologies for better data interoperability in the automotive industry, and this at Web scale. In particular, we want to develop
extension proposals for schema.org so that automotive information can be better understood by search engines and
OWL Web ontologies for the automotive industry.
Also, we want to provide a forum for bringing together researchers and practitioners who are working on advancing the field.
Note: Community Groups are proposed and run by the community. Although W3C hosts these conversations, the groups do not necessarily represent the views of the W3C Membership or staff.
The day: Wednesday, April 27 (next week) The time: 9 AM PDT (California), 12 PM EDT (New York), 6 PM CET (Paris)
As this selection was based on quite small number of answers so I’m not closing the survey yet (http://ml.ms/gao_call) and it will stay active for the coming weekend.
Please go to http://ml.ms/gao_call and choose the right day & time for you.
So far we did not get too many answers 🙂
We still have time, but it is always better to plan it all earlier 🙂
Some time ago we received suggestion that it would be easier to comment on the automotive extension to schema.org if we had draft versions of the schema.org application.
It comes a bit later than I expected, nonetheless I’m happy to inform you that as the results of our discussions here we are now proposing the following changes to schema.org types and properties related to our automotive extension:
Description for http://auto.schema.org/emissionsCO2 has been changed, because there is no UN/CEFACT Common Code for g/km.Before: ‘The CO2 emissions in g/km. The property uses a number instead of a QuantitativeValue, since g/km is the dominant unit of measurement, and there is no UNCEFACT Common Code for g/km.’After: ‘The CO2 emissions in g/km. When used in combination with a QuantitativeValue, put “g/km” into the unitText property of that value, since there is no UN/CEFACT Common Code for “g/km”.’
The text “This should be considered a pre-final preview release; final changes may be made after wider community review.” has been removed from the extension home page.
There is also an issue being discussed on the GitHub whether http://schema.org/vehicleSpecialUsage should be in the core or in the extension. As soon as this is resolved and some errors related to this property range and domain, we will lunch the Pull Request that will end this phase of Community review.