# Context Adaptation Reference Framework Ontology (CARFO)
The CARFO ontology captures information about the User, the Task, the Platform, the Environment, and/or various aspects of the content (structure and presentation).

## DBpedia Archivo Ontology Snapshot

| Attribute |  Value |
| - | - |
| Ontology URI | <http://purl.org/carfo#>
| Snapshot OWL Version IRI | <None>
| Snapshot Time | 2020-06-10 20:28:51

The [DBpedia Archivo Databus agent](https://databus.dbpedia.org/ontologies) generates only basic, static documentation for the archived snapshots of the ontologies. More, augmented and dynamic information for this ontology is rendered on and retrievable via [DBpedia Archivo Frontend](http://archivo.dbpedia.org/info?o=http://purl.org/carfo#).

## Ontology Metadata

DBpedia Archivo extracts metadata from the ontology for well known properties (e.g. dct:description). This subsection shows the content of every property individually using a separate heading.

### dct:description

The CARFO ontology captures information about the User, the Task, the Platform, the Environment, and/or various aspects of the content (structure and presentation). This serves two main purposes: to be the basis of a live, run-time available module, the CARFO Knowledge Base (CKB), that extracts information about the adaption techniques, devices and user information; and to be the definitive ‘dictionary’ of concept definition for SERENOA. The ontology concepts have (partially) converged with those used for defining the elements in the AAL-DL, ASFE-DL and context description language, thereby using consistent definitions of concepts and relations throughout the project.

 + ## All DBpedia Archivo ontologies from purl.org domain

Each artifact in this group deals as the archive for snapshots of one ontology of the [DBpedia Archivo](https://databus.dbpedia.org/ontologies) -  A Web-Scale Interface for Ontology Archiving under Consumer-oriented Aspects. Find out more at [http://archivo.dbpedia.org](http://archivo.dbpedia.org). The description for the individual files in the artifact can be found [here](http://dev.dbpedia.org/DBpedia_Archvio#files).