Poster presents NFDIcore ontology for enhancing data management and integration across disciplines, suggesting broader interoperability.
Presented at the HMC Conference 2026 "Metadata in Action", 28–30 April 2026, DKFZ, Heidelberg, Germany. This poster presents NFDIcore, a mid-level ontology providing a shared, minimal, and stable semantic backbone for the National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI). NFDIcore represents metadata about research data, agents, projects, services, and guidelines, and serves as a unified framework for data management, organisation, and integration across scientific disciplines. The poster introduces the modular architecture of NFDIcore, which enables it to act as the basis for domain-specific ontological extensions. Four such extensions are presented: CTO (NFDI4Culture): decentralised access to cultural heritage resources MEMO (NFDI4Memory): metadata harmonisation and provenance representation in historical sciences DSAI (NFDI4DataScience): annotation of the AI research lifecycle from datasets to models to publications MWO (NFDI-MatWerk): lifecycle annotation and integration for materials science data The poster further describes the ongoing mapping of NFDIcore to DCAT-AP+ (Data Catalog Vocabulary with a provenance layer), enabling broader interoperability, interdisciplinary data reuse, and knowledge transfer across NFDI consortia.
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