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Selecting Content Ontology Design Patterns for Ontology Quality Improvement

While Ontology Design Patterns (ODPs) are intended to support the process of ontology engineering, they can also be used in order to improve existing ontologies. This paper describes strategies for the selection of candidate ODPs that qualify for the improvement of a given ontology. Starting point is the ExpertFinder ontology that allows for competency description of researchers. ODP selection strategies are performed on content ODPs from the ODP wiki-portal that was initiated by the NeOn-project. Lessons learned and problems faced are discussed, and possible future developments are mapped out.