Our standard - Data Food Consortium

To meet our mission, we are building a common digital language through which we can pool data and connect players and initiatives. For this we need: This standard functions as a common language where one agrees on a terminology, on the meaning of the terms and on the relations between them. It can then be shared between the various associated platforms, even if these platforms are keeping their own languages and own data models. They describe how the data must be exchanged between the actors who set up the standard. This is the technical language that allows platforms to communicate (share or pool data) The Data Food Consortium (DFC) standard is made up of three complementary blocks (3 ontologies): 1- SEMANTIC ONTOLOGY There is a common description of the activity on which we have agreed and which is presented both in a format readable by the human (model) and by the machine (ontology). This ontology is made up of 2 interdependent modules: The idea here is to separate: Together, they m

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• Matthew DeMichele