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- 22 creator klaus-deissner.
- 22 type InProceedings.
- 22 label "Taking Enterprise Search to the Next Level".
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- 22 abstract "Enterprise search is vital for today's enterprises. The ongoing growth of information in enterprises demands new solutions for finding relevant information in the information space. The personalization of search results is one promising approach in solving this challenge. Additionally, ontologies stoke expectations of easing the information integration process for federated search results by their formal and declarative nature. In this poster we present our novel approach of an ontology-based personalized enterprise search. We introduce an ontology-based federation layer for bridging the heterogeneity of the different knowledge sources in an enterprise.".
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- 22 title "Taking Enterprise Search to the Next Level".
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- 23 creator bernhard-krabina.
- 23 type InProceedings.
- 23 label "A Semantic Wiki on Cooperation in Public Administration".
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- 23 abstract "Authorities cooperate in various ways. The Web portal www.verwaltungskooperation.at aims to share knowledge on collaboration projects. A semantic wiki approach was used to facilitate best practice documentation with Semantic Web and Web 2.0 technology. Intercommunal cooperation has a long tradition among Austrian towns, cities, and municipalities. Much like in its German-speaking neighbour countries, this issue has become a subject of increased interest to Austria and has been intensely discussed in the last years. Apart from basic analyses of intercommunal cooperation in various scientific journals or the arrangement of expert meetings; the number of practical examples of cross-municipal cooperation is growing. In 2006, the KDZ published a book on intercommunal cooperation including a description of some 50 best-practice examples. In late 2007, the decision was made to publish these examples on a Web platform in order to make them available to a broader public and to enable the static information contained in the book to become dynamic Web content, editable by interested users. The use of the latest semantic wiki technologies for the new platform www.verwaltungskooperation.at is an example of the emergence of Web 2.0 applications with semantic technologies, sometimes referred to as “Web 3.0” or “Social Semantic Web”.".
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- 24 creator jans-aasman.
- 24 creator steve-sears.
- 24 type InProceedings.
- 24 label "Activity Recognition in an Event-Based RDF Database".
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- 24 abstract "This poster session is about a new type of event database that makes it efficient to reason about things, people, companies, relationships between people and companies, and about places and events. This event database is built on top of a scalable distributed RDF triple store that can handle literally billions of events. Like objects, events have at least one actor, but usually more, a start-time and possibly an end-time, a place where the event happened, and the type of the event. An event can have many additional properties and annotations. For example, telephone call detail records, email records, financial transactions, purchases, hospital visits, insurance claims, library records, etc. can all be viewed as events. On top of this event database we implemented very efficient geospatial and temporal queries, an extensive social network analysis library and simplified description logic. This session describes the design and use of a unifying query framework for geospatial reasoning, temporal logic, social network analytics, RDFS and OWL in Event-Based systems.".
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- 24 keyword "Business Intelligence".
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- 24 keyword "Geotemporal Logic".
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- 24 title "Activity Recognition in an Event-Based RDF Database".
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- 25 creator benjamin-dai.
- 25 creator cherie-youn.
- 25 creator clement-jonquet.
- 25 creator daniel-rubin.
- 25 creator mark-a-musen.
- 25 creator michael-dorf.
- 25 creator michael-montegut.
- 25 creator natalya-noy.
- 25 creator nicholas-griffith.
- 25 creator nigam-shah.
- 25 type InProceedings.
- 25 label "BioPortal: A Web Repository for Biomedical Ontologies and Data Resources".
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- 25 abstract "Biomedical ontologies provide essential domain knowledge to drive data integration, information retrieval, data annotation, natural-language processing, and decision support. The National Center for Biomedical Ontology is developing BioPortal, a Web-based system that serves as a repository for biomedical ontologies. BioPortal defines relationships among those ontologies and between the ontologies and online data resources such as PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, and the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO). BioPortal supports not only the technical requirements for access to biomedical ontologies either via Web browsers or via Web services, but also community-based participation in the evaluation and evolution of ontology content. BioPortal enables ontology users to learn what biomedical ontologies exist, what a particular ontology might be good for, and how individual ontologies relate to one another. BioPortal is available online at http://alpha.bioontology.org.".
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