Quiz: Defence and National Security: IES, HQDM and Allied Standards

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Which statement about JC3IEDM matches the lesson?

It is a 4D OWL ontology produced by NATO and ratified under STANAG 4586, and it supplies the identity conditions that IES lacks
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It is produced by the Multilateral Interoperability Programme and ratified under NATO STANAG 5525; version 3.1.4 superseded 3.0.2, and it is a relational and UML exchange model rather than an OWL ontology
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It is the Dstl-maintained predecessor of IES, archived in March 2025 in favour of the MIP Information Model
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It is an OWL rendering of the Common Core Ontologies tailored for command and control, adopted by the DoD in 2024
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What is MagmaCore, according to the lesson?

A GCHQ library, Apache 2.0 with Crown Copyright, that lets HQDM objects and patterns be created and consumed as RDF linked data on top of Apache Jena
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A Dstl reference implementation of IES that publishes information exchange payloads over RDF4J
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The Department for Business and Trade's SHACL validation suite for the National Digital Twin Programme Integration Architecture
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The POSC Caesar reference data service used to browse HQDM classes and properties
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Which description of BFO and CCO matches the lesson?

BFO is a 4D ontology standardised as ISO/IEC 21838-2:2021, and CCO is its eleven-module domain layer created by NIST
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BFO is the mid-level suite and CCO the top-level ontology, both adopted as DoD and IC baseline in February 2024
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BFO is a small realist top-level ontology standardised as ISO/IEC 21838-2:2021 and 3D at heart, with CCO an eleven-module mid-level suite created in 2010 by CUBRC with IARPA funding under a BSD-3 licence
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BFO is a small realist top-level ontology published only as first-order logic with no OWL release, and CCO is a proprietary CUBRC product requiring a paid licence
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