02619nas a2200421 4500000000100000000000100001008004100002653002700043653002300070653002700093653002400120653002600144653003300170653002600203653001900229653002800248653002900276653002500305653001300330653002500343653002400368653001400392653002400406100001200430700001200442700001900454700001600473700001600489700001700505700001700522700002000539245007400559856015200633300001800785490000600803520136800809022002002177 2020 d10aContent representation10aCultural heritages10aDesign and Development10aGaming applications10aHeritage preservation10aIntangible cultural heritage10aKnowledge acquisition10aKnowledge base10aKnowledge based systems10aKnowledge representation10aOntological approach10aOntology10aOntology development10aOntology evaluation10aSemantics10aYounger generations1 aWan Isa1 aNor Zin1 aFadhilah Rosdi1 aHafiz Sarim1 aTengku Wook1 aSupyan Husin1 aSufian Jusoh1 aSyahrol Lawiali00aAn Ontological Approach for Creating a Brassware Craft Knowledge Base uhttps://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85102857274&doi=10.1109%2fACCESS.2020.3022795&partnerID=40&md5=43d5675563a59511a0355c2297fab3bf a163434-1634460 v83 aTerengganu brassware is a local craft product with high artistic value and traditional craftsmanship that involves a lot of creativity and elaborate artistry. This cultural heritage is in danger of disappearing because the current younger generation lacks interest, creativity and artistic skills to continue the craftsmanship. Therefore, gathering detailed knowledge of the craft from ageing practitioners can preserve the heritage. This article reports the study on brassware intangible heritage knowledge base development using an ontological approach. The ontology modelling used Ontology Development 101. Content validation result by experts found that the brassware ontology is complete, consistent, concise, precise and clear. Evaluation results show that the experts agreed on content representation (mean - 3.80), and the ontology meets all the quality criteria (mean ≥ 4.03). The brassware craft ontology contributes to the intangible heritage preservation effort for one of the almost extinct local culture and practices. This intangible heritage knowledge base can be applied for the development of semantic search, mobile and gaming applications to attract and disseminate heritage information to young people. Additionally, the ontological design can serve as a guide for the design and development of a knowledge base for other types of heritage. a21693536 (ISSN)