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- 2010 label "10th International Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications".
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- 1 label "A Metadata trajectory: What 15 years of Dublin Core tells us about our future".
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- 2 label "Bridging the Gaps: Adaptive Approaches to Data Interoperability".
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- 1 label "From Ontologies to Web Ontologies: Lessons learned from Conceptual Modeling for the WWW".
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- 1 description "In computer science, ontologies are commonly understood as partly formal definitions of the conceptual elements in a domain of interest shared to by a community of adopters. Historically, the term "ontology" has been borrowed from the field of philosophy, and its meaning slightly changed, by computer science researchers. A popular justification for ontology-related research have been the challenges for information exchange, processing, and intelligent behavior on the World Wide Web, with its vast body of content, huge user base, linguistic and representational heterogeneity, and so forth. Suprisingly, there are just very few ontologies that are relevant at Web scale in the sense that they are used by a broad, open audience. The talk discusses whether there is a fundamental difference between traditional ontologies and Web ontologies, and analyze the the specific economic, social, and technical challenges of building, maintaining, and using socially agreed, global data structures that are suited for the WWW at large, also with respect to the skills, expectations, and particular needs of companies and Web developers".
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- 2 label "Building Enterprise Ontologies: Report from the trenches".
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- 2 description "The talk explores the issues and challenges that arise when building real world enterprise ontologies for large organizations. It addresses questions like: What is the purpose of the ontology? Where do you start? What do you include? Where does the knowledge come from? Do you use an upper ontology? Which one? The talk will also look at how to represent concepts beyond the usual people, places, and time and explore how these things impact the business. Many examples will be from the recently completed Sentara Healthcare Enterprise Ontology (SHEO) a comprehensive ontology in the business of healthcare".
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- 3 label "Practical Semantics In The Pharmaceutical Industry - The Open PHACTS Project".
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- 3 description "The information revolution has transformed many business sectors over the last decade and the pharmaceutical industry is no exception. Developments in scientific and information technologies have unleashed an avalanche content on research scientists who are struggling to access and filter this in an efficient manner. Furthermore, this domain has traditionally suffered from a lack of standards in how entities, processes and experimental results are described, leading to difficulties in determining whether results from two different sources can be reliably compared. The need to transform the way life-science industry uses information has led to new thinking about how companies should work beyond their firewalls. The formation of groups such as the Pistoia Alliance has provided a catalyst to initiatives around semantic enrichment of the scientific literature and vocabulary standards. In this talk I will outline the traditional approaches major pharmaceutical companies have taken to knowledge management and describe the business reasons why pre-competitive, cross-industry and public-private partnerships have gained much traction in recent years. I will then consider the scientific challenges concerning the integration of biomedical knowledge, highlighting the complexities in representing everyday scientific objects in computerised form. This leads to the third strand, technology, and how the semantic web might lead us at least someway to a long-overdue solution. The talk will be illustrated by case studies, focusing on the €20 million EU-Open PHACTS initiative (openphacts.org), established to provide a unique public-private infrastructure for pharmaceutical discovery. I will describe the aims of this work, and how technologies such as just-in-time identity resolution, nanopublication and interactive visualisations are helping to build a powerful software platform designed to appeal to directly to scientific users across the public and private sectors".
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