Deliberation Ontology
A comprehensive model for representing deliberative processes across different platforms and contexts.
An ontology for representing and analyzing deliberative processes, arguments, and discourse.
A structured form of contribution with premises and conclusions.
The formal structure of an argument, including premises and conclusions.
The claim that an argument aims to establish.
Any input provided by a participant in a deliberation.
Mechanisms to link entities across different deliberation platforms.
The overall deliberative activity, including its stages, timeline, and outcomes.
Supporting information for claims made in arguments.
Classification of logical fallacies that can occur in arguments.
External sources of information referenced in deliberations.
Legal documents, frameworks, or interpretations relevant to deliberations.
Formal entities represented in or responsible for deliberations.
Individuals or entities taking part in a deliberation process.
A stance or viewpoint on an issue under deliberation.
A statement that provides support for a conclusion in an argument.
The function or position a participant holds in a deliberation.
A distinct phase in a deliberation process with specific activities and goals.
A physical or virtual space where deliberations take place (e.g., digital platform, parliament chamber, court, public square).
Indicates that an argument attacks another argument or position.
Indicates that an argument contains a specific type of logical fallacy.
Relates a deliberation process to arguments made within it.
Relates a deliberation process to contributions made within it.
Relates an argument or premise to supporting evidence.
Relates a deliberation process to its participants.
Relates a participant to their role in a deliberation.
Relates a deliberation process to its stages.
Relates a deliberation process to its topic.
Relates a participant to organizations they are affiliated with.
Relates a contribution to the participant who made it.
Relates a contribution or argument to information resources it references.
Relates a contribution to another contribution it responds to.
Indicates that an argument supports another argument or position.
Relates a deliberation process to the forum where it takes place.
The end date and time of a deliberation process or stage.
An identifier specific to a particular platform.
The start date and time of a deliberation process or stage.
The textual content of a contribution, argument, position, premise, or conclusion.
The date and time when a contribution was made.
The country of origin of a participant (ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 code).
The type or status of participant (e.g., EU_CITIZEN, NON_EU_CITIZEN, COMPANY, NGO, PUBLIC_AUTHORITY, ACADEMIC_RESEARCH_INSTITUTION).