Ontologies
MD012
DiProMag Ontology (MD012)
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Last submission date February 16, 2026
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DiProMag Ontology formalizes the process chain for production, characterization, and prototypical use of magnetocaloric alloys. It is generated from OTTR templates and provides a structured TBox for representing process parameters, measurements, and material-specific entities in the DiProMag knowledge framework. See more...
Initial created on December 18, 2023. For additional information, contact Mat Portal Admin (matadmin@nodomain.org).

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DIPROMAG
MATERIALDIGITAL

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https://www.dipromag.de/dipromag_onto/0.1/
https://www.dipromag.de/dipromag_onto/0.1/

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https://stage.matportal.org/ontologies/MD012
https://stage.matportal.org/ontologies/MD012

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December 18, 2023

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February 16, 2026

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An Ontolgoy for the Digitization of a process chain for the production, characterization and prototypical application of magnetocaloric alloys. This ontology was modelled via OTTR Templates and is automatically generated. You can find the templates under the URL: https://www.dipromag.de/ottr-templates/

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