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Champion: Enrico Motta
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Participant(s):Enrico Motta, Andriy Nikolov, Miriam Fernandez, Vanessa Lopez

Timeline:01 Mar 2006 - 28 Feb 2010

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X-Media

Knowledge Sharing and Reuse across Media

X-Media is a 4 year long ISP project financed under the European Commission's 6th Framework Programme. The project addresses the issue of knowledge management in complex distributed environments. It will study, develop and implement large scale methodologies and techniques for knowledge management able to support sharing and reuse of knowledge that is distributed in different media (images, documents and data) and repositories (data bases, knowledge bases, document repositories, etc.) or that is inaccessible for current systems, which cannot capture the knowledge implicit across media.

X-Media will study, design and develop:

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<li>Effective and efficient new paradigms for knowledge retrieval, sharing and reuse which enable users to define and parameterize views on the available knowledge according to their needs.</li>

<li>Novel and cutting-edge knowledge fusion methods to support knowledge workers in making decisions when confronted with, possibly contradicting, knowledge derived from different resources.</li>

<li>Techniques able to represent and manage (i) uncertainty, (ii) trust and provenance as well as (iii) dynamic aspects of knowledge.</li>

<li>Robust and scalable knowledge acquisition and data analysis tools operating across media boundaries (text, images and data) to automatically cross-relate and annotate text and images with metadata.</li>

<li>A methodology and a technical infrastructure able to deliver knowledge from across media to knowledge workers.</li>

<li>A generic and flexible architecture allowing end users to easily customize it and integrate it with their KM practices.</li></ol>

http://www.x-media-project.org/

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17 Dec 2007

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24 Feb 2006

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Publications

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Nikolov, A., Uren, V. and Motta, E. (2010) Data Linking: Capturing and Utilising Implicit Schema-level Relations, Workshop: Linked Data on the Web (LDOW 2010) at 19th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW 2010), Raleigh, USA

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Nikolov, A., Uren, V., Motta, E. and Roeck, A. (2009) Overcoming Schema Heterogeneity between Linked Semantic Repositories to Improve Coreference Resolution, 4th Asian Semantic Web Conference (ASWC 2009), Shanghai, China

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Ullmann, T., Uren, V. and Nikolov, A. (2009) The SemSearchXplorer - Exploring Semantic Search Results with Semantic Visualizations, Workshop: AST 2009 - Applications of Semantic Technologies at the Informatik 2009, Luebeck, Germany. Informatik 2009 - Im Focus das Leben. GI Edition Lecture Notes in Informatics, eds. Gesellschaft für Informatik e.V.; Fischer, Stefan; Maehle, Erik; Reischuk, Rüdiger, Köllen Verlag.

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Lopez, V., Sabou, M., Uren, V. and Motta, E. (2009) Cross-Ontology Question Answering on the Semantic Web -an initial evaluation, Knowledge Capture Conference, 2009, California

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Nikolov, A., Uren, V., Motta, E. and Roeck, A. (2009) Towards data fusion in a multi-ontology environment, Workshop: Linked Data on the Web at 18th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW 2009), Madrid, Spain

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