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The Survey Ontology: Packaging Survey Research as Research Objects

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type , Conference object , Article 01 Jan 2021 English Publisher:PUBLISSOJournal:2nd Workshop on Data and Research Objects Management for Linked Open Science (DaMaLOS),Funded by:EC | ACTION

Authors: Mario Scrocca; Damiano Scandolari; Gloria Re Calegari; Ilaria Baroni; Irene Celino;

doi: 10.4126/frl01-006429412

The Survey Ontology: Packaging Survey Research as Research Objects

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Abstract

Surveys are a common and well explored method to collect information from people. Still, the sharing and reuse of survey data present several challenges for survey researchers that need to be supported in packaging and harmonising different resources describing a survey study. In this paper, we present the Survey Ontology that we designed to empower our CONEY toolkit for conversational surveys. Leveraging on Semantic Web technologies we aimed at building a solution to semantically annotate questions and answers at design time, and to easily elaborate and inter-link the collected data at analysis time. The Survey Ontology embraces the research object principles, and defines an open vocabulary to represent, annotate, and share a representation of the questionnaire structure and the gathered responses of a survey. We complement the discussion describing a complete survey research study carried out with CONEY and openly published as a research object. Paper available at: https://doi.org/10.4126/FRL01-006429412

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survey design, Conversational Survey, Survey Research, Conversational Survey ; Survey Ontology ; Research Object ; Survey Research, workflow, survey research, research object, ontology, Survey Ontology, Research Object

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