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eagle-i software is predicated upon the principle of ontology layering. Applications are driven by an application layer ontology that complements and annotates a domain ontology. An application layer ontology encapsulates the specifics of the software behavior and is not meant to be reusable in and of itself, in contrast to a domain ontology. The domain ontology used in the current eagle-i stack is the ERO (eagle-i resource ontology), as derived from the ISF (Integrated Semantic Framework). The layering principle is shown in the figure below, and is applicable to other domain ontologies.

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