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- 18 title "Taking OWL to Athens -- Semantic Web Technology takes Ancient Greek History to students".
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- 29 label "Generating innovation with semantically enabled TasLab portal".
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- 29 abstract "In this paper we present a concrete case study in which semantic technology has been used to enable a territorial innovation. Firstly, we describe a scenario of the ICT regional demand in Trentino, Italy; where the main idea of territorial innovation is based on the so-called innovation tripole. Specifically, we believe that innovation arises as a result of the synergic coordination and technology transfer among three main innovation stakeholders: (i) final users, bringing domain knowledge, (ii) enterprises and SMEs, bringing knowledge of the market, and (iii) research centers, bringing the latest research results. The tripole is instantiated/generated for innovation projects, and, technically, can be viewed as a competence search (based on metadata) among the key innovation stakeholders for those projects. Secondly, we discuss the implementation of the tripole generation within the TasLab portal, including the use of domain ontologies and thesauri (e.g., Eurovoc), indexing and semantic search techniques we have employed. Finally, we provide a discussion on empirical and economic evaluation of our solution, the results of which are encouraging.".
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- 31 label "Interactive Relationship Discovery via the Semantic Web".
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- 31 abstract "This paper presents an approach for the interactive discovery of relationships between selected elements via the Semantic Web. It fills the gap between algorithms that find relationships in datasets of the Semantic Web and their efficient usage in real-world contexts. Selected elements are first semi-automatically mapped to unique objects of Semantic Web datasets. These datasets are then crawled for relationships which are presented both, in detail and overview. Interactive features and visual clues allow for sophisticated exploration of the found relationships on different levels. The general process is described and the RelFinder tool as a concrete implementation and proof-of-concept is presented. The benefits and application potentials are illustrated by a scenario which uses the RelFinder and DBpedia to assist a business analyst in decision-making. Finally, the approach is evaluated in a user study, and discussed and compared with related work.".
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