:: Session 33: Day 10: Time 11:00
to 12:30
Semantic Grid practical
Pinar Alper
and Oscar Corcho
Contents:
Introductory practical: development of semantically-enabled sticky
notes, extending the work done in the GT4 tutorial.
Advanced practical: exploring the possibility of including lifetime
information for the semantic metadata generated for sticky notes.
The practical will involve extending the implementation provided
for the GT4 sticky note tutorial. Sticky notes will be created
with associated semantics in the form of RDF triples based on
a RDFS ontology. Each note will be associated with a type of
event according to an event domain model, will have different
information about the contents, etc. Users will be able to query
community indices according to this model in order to retrieve
notes in such a way that reasoning will be required.
Slides:
- Semantic Sticky Note: RDF Metadata Access and Querying Using
GT4 Java WS [ppt]
Tutorial Material [view]
Biographies:
Ms. Pinar Alper (MPhil, MSc)
Pinar Alper (MPhil, MSc.) works as a Research Associate in the
Information Management Group, University of Manchester. She
currently participates in the EU FP6 IST project OntoGrid (FP6-511513),
and has participated in UK e-Science pilot project myGrid. Her
research work focuses on application of semantics in the areas
of Web Services and the service oriented Grid. Particularly
her focus is on semantically enabled service description and
discovery.
Dr. Oscar Corcho
Dr. Oscar Corcho works as a post-doctoral Marie Curie fellow
at the University of Manchester. He received the third Spanish
award in Computer Science from the Spanish Government in 2001.
He participates at the EU FP6 IST project OntoGrid (FP6-511513),
and has participated in the HALO project (funded by Vulcan,
Inc.), and in the following EU IST projects from FP5 and FP6:
Esperonto (IST-2001-34373), DIP (FP6-507483), HOPS (IST-2002-507967),
SWWS (IST-2001-37134), OntoWeb (IST-2000-25056), and Knowledge
Web (IST-2003-507482). He has published the books "Ontological
Engineering" and "A layered declarative approach to
ontology translation with knowledge preservation", over
30 journal and conference/workshop papers. He has belonged to
the programme committees of several workshops and conferences,
chaired the demo/industrial sessions at EKAW2002, co-organised
the ISWC2003 and ISWC2004 Workshops on Evaluation of Ontology
Tools (EON2003, EON2004) and will be the sponsor chair of the
ESWC2006 conference.
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