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The construction of an ontology of scientific knowledge objects, presentedhere, is part of the development of an approach oriented towards thevisualization of scientific knowledge. It is motivated by the fact that theconcepts that are used to organize scientific knowledge (theorem, law,experience, proof, etc.) appear in existing ontologies but that none of theseontologies is centered on this topic and presents them in a simple and easilyunderstandable organization. This ontology has been constructed by 1) selectingconcepts that appear in high level ontologies or in ontologies of knowledgeobjects of specific fields and 2) by interviewing scientists in differentfields. We have aligned this ontology with some of the sources used, which hasallowed us to verify its consistency with respect to them. The validation ofthe ontology consists in using it to formalize knowledge from various sources,which we have begun to do in the field of physics.

An ontology for the formalization and visualization of scientific knowledge