A practitioner-built ontology for multi-agency EHS compliance routing.

The AsgardEHS Ontology models the three-axis routing problem (HazardType × ActionContext × ContextualCondition) across the federal EHS compliance landscape. Given a workplace situation, it surfaces which regulatory frameworks fire — and why.

Get the ontology

The canonical resolvable IRI is https://w3id.org/asgardehs/ehs. Importing that URL always returns the current release.

Version Type Download
latest live ehs.ttl
3.3.0 frozen snapshots/ehs-3.3.0.ttl
3.2.0 frozen snapshots/ehs-3.2.0.ttl

For citations in publications, prefer the version IRI (e.g. https://w3id.org/asgardehs/ehs/3.3.0) over the moving ehs.ttl.

Cite

Bick, Adam J. The Compliance Routing Problem — A Practitioner-Built Ontology for Multi-Agency EHS Navigation. 2026. Submitted to EngrXiv.

The paper validates the routing model through nine worked scenarios spanning chemical spills, transport accidents, multi-hazard interactions, and NPDES/stormwater compliance.

License

CC BY-SA 4.0 — share and adapt with attribution; derivative work must use the same license.

Source & development

Source repository: github.com/asgardehs/ehs-ontology.

Issues, pull requests, and the CHANGELOG live there. Releases follow semantic versioning; each release is published both as a moving ehs.ttl pointer and as an immutable snapshots/ehs-X.Y.Z.ttl file.

Contact

asgardehs@proton.me