Quiz: The Standards Atlas: How to Read Any Data Standard

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The lesson holds up the ISO/IEC 21838 series as an example of a standard with an explicit, machine-verifiable conformance bar. What does the series actually do?

Part 1 standardises BFO, and part 2 defines the requirements any domain ontology must meet to sit beneath it
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It standardises the Common Core Ontologies as the mandatory mid-level layer beneath any top-level ontology
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Part 1 defines what a top-level ontology must provide, and part 2 standardises BFO
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It defines the OWL 2 EL, QL and RL profiles and the computational guarantees each carries
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The lesson’s second reading move is to name the species of artefact you are holding: specification document, schema, or ontology. How does it classify GQL, published as ISO/IEC 39075?

As none of the three: it is a query language standard, and the first new ISO database language in over three decades
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As a schema, because it constrains the structure that property graph data must take
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As an ontology, because its semantics license inference over graph data
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As a specification document only, since like most ISO prose it carries nothing machine-checkable
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The lesson insists the five axes be scored against your intended use rather than in the abstract, and gives three worked examples. Which axis does it say dominates when the standard will underpin a safety case?

Adoption
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Tooling
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Governance
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Axiomatic strength
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