On 12/21/2013 20:45, Simon Cox wrote:
Thanks a lot Irene. That clarifies things for me. I'll re-state it in my words to check I've got it right: 1. the set of graphs in the workspace is determined by the <import> statements in the ontologies
2. the baseURI is used as the graph name for each import.

AFAICT the issue that I raised comes about because
      owl:import rdfs:range owl:Ontology .
rather than _graph_ . So even though the specs do not require any specific correspondence between ontology name and baseURI, because it makes sense to interpret an import as operating on a _graph_ we end up in the situation that works best if the ontology name is a graph name, which is easiest if it is the context or baseURI.
The issue is really that range of owl:import is not really right.

The range of owl:import can be owl:Ontology, and OWL reasoners can then infer that the graph must be an owl:Ontology even if it is not explicitly declared as such.

Holger

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