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star-wars-ontology

An OWL ontology describing events, characters and places in the Star Wars Universe

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Project Convor - Star Wars Ontology

Convor, as in “OWL in Star Wars”.

A hand-built OWL ontology focused on events and covering characters, places and things in the films and TV series.

Browse the ontology This allows you to navigate asserted content, search and query the ontologies.

Investigating_the_World_Between_Worlds

Metrics

Content Count
Events 915
Characters 614
Species 200
Planets and Moons 147
Built locations 165
Organisations or units 134
Named vehicles 127
Structure Count
Axiom 31,636
Logical axioms 15,387
Declaration axioms 3,365
Individuals 2,261
Classes 999
Object properties 95
Data properties 4

Above is a snapshot - see ontology metrics for current values.

Status

Scope

Content Status
Skywalker Saga episodes 1-9 first pass
Solo first pass
Rogue One first pass
The Mandalorian 2 of 3 series first pass
Resistance first pass
Rebels first pass
Clone Wars 4 of 7 series first pass
The Bad Batch 1 of 3 series first pass
The Book of Boba Fett first pass
Kenobi first pass
Andor started
Tales of the Jedi to do
Ahsoka to do
Tales of the Empire to do
The Acolyte to do

Contents

Usage

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https://www.star-wars-ontology.co.uk/

Please be patient with queries - this is hosted on cheap(ish) hobby-level hosting which I pay for myself and receive no funding.

Browser contains all.owl.ttl and it’s imports closure (not behind-the-scenes.owl.ttl)

For efficiency, the query page only includes event.owl.ttl and its imports - see docs/performance.md

Cloud view of individuals by usage

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Declaration

This work is not sanctioned or otherwise connected to Lucasfilm, Disney or it’s affiliates. It is an unpaid experiment in representing an interesting, complex domain of storytelling.

All names and references are Trademark and/or copyright of Disney and affiliates or their respective owners or creators.

There is no assertion of correctness or completeness by myself - content has been created referencing publicly available, free content created by fans (ie Wookipedia).

That said, I would love to talk to Leland Chee about the possibilities of using RDF/OWL as a way of helping the continuity and story group within the Star Wars teams.