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Ontologies are a common and generally accepted instrument for the documentation of knowledge in a formalised machine readable form. This paper focuses on ontologies encoded in Web Ontology Language (OWL). OWL is description-logic based and can be extended by using Semantic Web Rule Language (SWRL) to express Horn clause like rules that allow the ontology to go beyond the scope of the more object-centric description logic propositions. The combination of OWL and SWRL has proved to be highly useful in practical applications. However, SWRL rules soon become complex and confusing in mere textual representations. This particular issue becomes obvious when ontologies grow in size and the number of rules increases. A solution for this problem can be an appropriate graphical representation of the rules. This paper proposes a graphical visualisation concept for SWRL rules that we call Aided OWL Notation (AOWLN). Additionally, we present a prototypical Protégé plugin that automatically visualises rules.

Aided OWL Notation (AOWLN): Conceptual Modelling and Visualisation of Advanced SWRL Rules