Ontology contexts
Contexts provide a domain-oriented way to enter the extracted corpus. Each page gathers the classes, object properties, datatype properties, SHACL shapes and SKOS schemes assigned to one graph-derived module, while keeping links to resources owned by neighbouring modules.
PDTF schema contexts, not SPDTF authority
These are module groupings in the draft schema-derived ontology. They are not approved SPDTF bounded-context models and do not confer working-group ownership. Read the SPDTF context method for the current evidence-up approach.
How to read a context page
| Layer | What membership tells you |
|---|---|
| Classes | The primary kinds, roles, relators and information objects documented in the module. |
| Properties | The relationships and literal attributes assigned to the module; their targets may cross a context boundary. |
| Shapes | The constraints grouped with the module. Shape membership does not turn a closed-world check into OWL semantics. |
| Schemes | The controlled value spaces associated with the module, represented separately from OWL class hierarchies. |
Browse contexts
agent
51 indexed resources: 7 classes, 27 properties, 17 shapes and 0 schemes.
Open page Ontology moduleannotations
1 indexed resources: 0 classes, 0 properties, 0 shapes and 1 schemes.
Open page Ontology moduleclaim
17 indexed resources: 6 classes, 4 properties, 7 shapes and 0 schemes.
Open page Ontology moduledescriptive
146 indexed resources: 9 classes, 114 properties, 23 shapes and 0 schemes.
Open page Ontology modulefoundation
9 indexed resources: 7 classes, 2 properties, 0 shapes and 0 schemes.
Open page Ontology modulegovernance
8 indexed resources: 3 classes, 4 properties, 1 shapes and 0 schemes.
Open page Ontology moduleproperty
120 indexed resources: 6 classes, 107 properties, 7 shapes and 0 schemes.
Open page Ontology moduletransaction
31 indexed resources: 3 classes, 22 properties, 6 shapes and 0 schemes.
Open pageContext membership is a navigation lens
The pages expose how the committed model is partitioned; they do not assert that every relationship is local or that every resource has only one professional interpretation. Cross-context links are expected. The historical PDTF modelling record explains the earlier DDD framing, while SPDTF working groups must review meaning from attributed domain evidence rather than inherit this partition uncritically.
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