Dear all,
after the very successful panel on "20 years into ISWC: What's next beyond Knowledge Graphs?", the Distributed Knowledge Graphs (DKG) COST Action [1,2] organizes a talk series in collaboration with SWSA [3] on aspects related to the Semantic Web research. On *Tuesday 7th December at 18.00 CET** Ora Lassila will give a talk "On the broad applicability of Semantic Web technologies". I include the talk's abstract here but you can also find more information as well as the link to the online stream before the talk starts at https://cost-dkg.eu/talks.
Ora Lassila: "On the broad applicability of Semantic Web technologies" About the talk: The Semantic Web, despite how it was originally advertised, was not a replacement for the World Wide Web, nor was it really knowledge representation (KR) solely for the Web. Rather, the Semantic Web is KR using Web technologies. The different technologies and standards of the Semantic Web have broad applicability in many areas distinctly outside of what we consider to be the “Web”. The DAML-S (later OWL-S) effort was one such example: apply ontologies to the problem of describing the semantics of functionality and services (in this case Web services, but the concept was more general). While the effort may not have been successful in the long term, it was an early example of the application of Semantic Web technologies and approaches to a wide variety of use cases and domains. These include agent-based computing, ubiquitous computing, context-awareness, policies, privacy, enterprise knowledge graphs, and many others. But there is still an even bigger role for Semantic Web technologies: Modern enterprise data practice is messy, with daunting problems such as data integration, elimination of “data silos”, and alignment of semantics. This “messiness” will be perpetuated until we have a practical unifying logical representation for data and semantics, and the promise of Semantic Web is that it could be this representation.
Kind regards, Anastasia
[1] https://cost-dkg.eu/ [2] https://www.cost.eu/actions/CA19134 [3] https://swsa.semanticweb.org/ * Tue Dec 7th 2021 at 12:00 (EST) / Wed Dec 8th 2021 at 1:00 (CST)
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Dear all,
Due to a technical issue, the Youtube link we are using to stream is different than previously communicated. Please go to:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9wautaqWUs
Enjoy the talk, --AZ
Le 03/12/2021 à 15:54, Anastasia Dimou a écrit :
Dear all,
after the very successful panel on "20 years into ISWC: What's next beyond Knowledge Graphs?", the Distributed Knowledge Graphs (DKG) COST Action [1,2] organizes a talk series in collaboration with SWSA [3] on aspects related to the Semantic Web research. On *Tuesday 7th December at 18.00 CET** Ora Lassila will give a talk "On the broad applicability of Semantic Web technologies". I include the talk's abstract here but you can also find more information as well as the link to the online stream before the talk starts at https://cost-dkg.eu/talks https://cost-dkg.eu/talks.
Ora Lassila: "On the broad applicability of Semantic Web technologies" About the talk: The Semantic Web, despite how it was originally advertised, was not a replacement for the World Wide Web, nor was it really knowledge representation (KR) solely for the Web. Rather, the Semantic Web is KR using Web technologies. The different technologies and standards of the Semantic Web have broad applicability in many areas distinctly outside of what we consider to be the “Web”. The DAML-S (later OWL-S) effort was one such example: apply ontologies to the problem of describing the semantics of functionality and services (in this case Web services, but the concept was more general). While the effort may not have been successful in the long term, it was an early example of the application of Semantic Web technologies and approaches to a wide variety of use cases and domains. These include agent-based computing, ubiquitous computing, context-awareness, policies, privacy, enterprise knowledge graphs, and many others. But there is still an even bigger role for Semantic Web technologies: Modern enterprise data practice is messy, with daunting problems such as data integration, elimination of “data silos”, and alignment of semantics. This “messiness” will be perpetuated until we have a practical unifying logical representation for data and semantics, and the promise of Semantic Web is that it could be this representation.
Kind regards, Anastasia
[1] https://cost-dkg.eu/ https://cost-dkg.eu/ [2] https://www.cost.eu/actions/CA19134 https://www.cost.eu/actions/CA19134 [3] https://swsa.semanticweb.org/ https://swsa.semanticweb.org/ * Tue Dec 7th 2021 at 12:00 (EST) / Wed Dec 8th 2021 at 1:00 (CST)
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