…is the ultimative design pattern for the Semantic Web. In search for high quality data W3C provides a platform called “Linking Open Data on the Semantic Web“. Some basic datasets like geographic or encyclopedic information are already available. The more meshups from that datasets people will build the more data will be available, and so on…
Around two years ago virtually NO data for the semantic web was available, therefore no applications…
The RDF-Web has just started…
TRIPLE-I
The Innovation Conference for Knowledge Management, New Media Technology and Semantic Technologies
5 – 7 September 2007
Graz, Austria
http://www.triple-i.info
The TRIPLE-I Conference series is a joint venture of the conferences
Regular paper submissions for I-KNOW may include but are not limited to:
– Identifying Relationships between different kinds of Knowledge Entities
– Service-oriented Architectures for Knowledge Management Systems
– Service-based Knowledge Management
– Orchestration of Knowledge Management Services
– Distributed Knowledge Management
– Social Network Analysis
– Knowledge Work Productivity
– Communication and Collaboration in Knowledge Management
– Context and Usage Pattern Identification and Management
– Agile Approaches to Knowledge Management
Regular paper submissions for I-MEDIA may include but are not limited
to:
– Web 2.0 Applications for Content Providers
– Business Models for New Media
– Social Media Platforms
– User-Generated Content
– Cross-Media Content Production and Delivery
– Cross-Media Search and Retrieval
– New Media Services
– Innovative User Interfaces for Media Devices
– The Geospatial Web
– Marketing of Products and Services via New Media
Regular paper submissions for I-SEMANTICS may include but are not limited to:
– Semantic Social Software
– Semantic Wikis and Weblogs
– Semantic Desktop
– Social Tagging and Folksonomies
– Ontology Engineering
– Terminology Management
– Visualisation of Semantic Models
– Interoperability, Integration and Reasoning
– Semantic Web Applications
– Experiences, Studies and Metrices
Deadlines
21 May 2007: Full paper submission (4-8 pages)
18 June 2007: Notification of acceptance
13 July 2007: Final version (8 pages)
5-7 September 2007: TRIPLE-I Conference
When I tried to figure out which tendencies, hot topics and trends at the upcoming WWW2007 will be discussed, I first looked up the official website of the conference. I thought to myself – why isn´t there a semantic search implemented for the WWW2007? But the weblog revealed: There is one!
After doing some research with this really well implemented tool, I´m really impressed: Not only by the possibilities the search engine offers ( also searching the archive is there), but also by the relative importance the semantic web has gotten by 2007.
The recently published Top 100 Alternative Search Engines are mainly covering bad copies of Google. The reason is, that (1) no semantics/meaning of the content is being extracted by most of the “alternatives” and (2) they don´t focus on special domains. Therefore Google won´t be topped in the next few years… But, if you take a look at Cognition Search you will find a really interesting new way to search for information (or is it at this stage even knowledge?): First you can select a special domain, you want to search in, second you can select resources and then a really helpful way to formulate your search phrase will amaze you…
I feel a bit enthusiastic. I´ve just explored dbpedia using it´s comfortable search functionality. And I feel somehow a bit released. What I´ve seen is a great application of semantic web technologies!
Posts that contain Semantic Web per day for the last 30 days.
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Posts that contain "social Web" per day for the last 30 days.
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Just the flipside of the same coin: But – I rather focus on the Social Web, cause the web is about connecting people, nothing else. And the Semantic part “only” helps to make communication and connections more efficient and better. So: I prefer to talk about the semantic social web… Nevertheless, the Social Web (aka Web 2.0) is “only” vehicle, making on the surface everything better… but not solving the problem at all.
Whilst helping to connect even more people, producing even more content, Web 2.0 offers no tools except social tagging for organizing all the “new” knowledge. So, let´s think about semantic technologies, how they can help us to make an even better Web 2.0, okay?
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