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Table 2. Uses of ontologies for each level of interoperability

Table 2 Uses of ontologies for each level of interoperability

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Figure 1. Zinnar platform reference model (Jarrar, Deik, Faraj 2011) Table 1. Levels of interoperability (Kubicek, Cimander and Scholl 2011)
Figure 1. Zinnar platform reference model (Jarrar, Deik, Faraj 2011) Table 1. Levels of interoperability (Kubicek, Cimander and Scholl 2011)
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Figure 2. Part of the relationship between ontology and Governmental Entities (Jarrar, Deik, Faraj 2011)
Figure 2. Part of the relationship between ontology and Governmental Entities (Jarrar, Deik, Faraj 2011)
Figure 3. Components of the Semantic Architecture (Estonia 2007)
Figure 3. Components of the Semantic Architecture (Estonia 2007)
Figure 4: Basic ontology of expenses items from the federal public budget (Adapted from the ontological model from the Expenses Classification of Brazilian Federal Budget - http://vocab.e.gov.br/2013/09/loa)
Figure 4: Basic ontology of expenses items from the federal public budget (Adapted from the ontological model from the Expenses Classification of Brazilian Federal Budget - http://vocab.e.gov.br/2013/09/loa)
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