1st Symposium on Interoperability Issues in Semantic Web Sites
This event took place on Monday 07 February 2005 at 09:00
Prof. Enrico Motta KMi, The Open University, UK
This workshop was the first in what is hoped to become a series of regular meetings aiming to make a significant push towards "the second generation Web" (as Semantic Web is also known). An initial goal is to achieve interoperability among so-far separate semantically enriched web sites and portals from the participating institutions, thus achieving a "network effect" for web-accessible knowledge repositories.
Related Links:
Replays are available for the following specific sessions:
This event took place on Monday 07 February 2005 at 09:00
This workshop was the first in what is hoped to become a series of regular meetings aiming to make a significant push towards "the second generation Web" (as Semantic Web is also known). An initial goal is to achieve interoperability among so-far separate semantically enriched web sites and portals from the participating institutions, thus achieving a "network effect" for web-accessible knowledge repositories.
Related Links:
- SWOP - Workshop on Semantic Web Interoperability
- University of Karlsruhe Semantic portal (SEAL)
- MINDSWAP Maryland semantic technologies (SWOOP, PhotoStuff)
- Vrije Universiteit's social network (FLINK)
- KMi semantic technologies (AquaLog, Magpie, eSpotter)
- University of Southampton semantic on the GRID (myTea)
- DERI Galway semantic stores (YARS, foafRealm)
- UPM Semantic Framework (WebODE application)
Replays are available for the following specific sessions:
Future Internet
KnowledgeManagementMultimedia &
Information SystemsNarrative
HypermediaNew Media SystemsSemantic Web &
Knowledge ServicesSocial Software
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