An overview.

1. Restaurant / Food ontologies
Anna Fensel
OC Working Group
October 16 2013
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2. Outline
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Restraurant ontologies, incl. modeling of menus, as discussed on
LOD/Sementic Web mailing lists in July 2013
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Schema.org
RPI
LOV
Locu
LinkedFood
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3. From Schema.org
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4. In Schema.org
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Menus can be attached to the restaurant only as text / URL
To link the menu items in a structured way, one should use Recipe class
of schema.org
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5. From RPI
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the Tetherless World constellation has published some food-related
work which could be used to describe menu items
http://wineagent.tw.rpi.edu/data/food.rdf
– (that is the known Wine ontology, basically)
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Food Semantic Web Meetup 2011
http://tw.rpi.edu/web/event/Misc/FoodSemanticMeetup2011
– Research Opportunities:
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Ontology development for agriculture
Ontologies/data for food research
– Seemed to meet up only once
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6. http://tw.rpi.edu/web/project/Wineagent
iPhone, Android versions
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7. http://lov.okfn.org/dataset/lov/details/vocabula
ry_food.html
Focuses on
nutrition characteristics
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8. https://locu.com/
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9. Locu – multichannel dissemination for
restaurant and similar segments
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10. http://www.linkedfood.org/about.html
(TU Berlin)
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