Web Annotation Sharing using P2P
This is a decentralized way of sharing annotations.
Archive for May, 2007
Semantic Annotation Portal
Annotation Portal
This web page gives an introduction about the topic of “Annotation and Authoring for the Semantic Web”. This will include examples and guides for annotation, but also engineering environments for semantic annotation of unstructured content.
Knowledge Sharing Papers
Good resources about knowledge sharing .
Ontology Sharing
These slides present 3 ways of sharing ontology.
Building, Sharing, and Merging Ontologies
Building, Sharing, and Merging OntologiesThis article gives a general introduction to ontologies and ontology alignment.
The Ontology Alignment Source
The Ontology Alignment Source
The Ontology Alignment Source supports the ontology alignment research community by providing a forum that promotes the sharing and comparison of research data. This site provides access to tools, test data, and metrics for ontology alignment algorithm development and evaluation. We also publish ontology alignment experiment data contributed by members of the research community. This allows for comparson of various ontology alignment opproaches.
Esperonto
Esperonto Services (IST-2001-34373). Powered by ODESeW
This is a DERI project attempting to upgrade the current web into the Semantic Web.
Cooperative systems for information sharing and exchange
Cooperative systems for information sharing and exchange
Abstract
This paper presents a survey of technologies involved in cooperative systems development for information sharing and exchange used for collaborative activities support. The paper emphasizes the needs for: synchronous and asynchronous cooperation technologies, and for interoperability at the different levels of the systems including data, documents, information, tools and applications. Finally, the paper summarizes the set of important requirements for architecture design for cooperative systems
SWAN: Semantic Web Annotator
KIM is now continuing under the banner of SWAN.
SWAN is an experiment in scaling up automated metadata extraction for industrial strength Semantic Web applications development. The SWAN project leverages language technology to advance a number of existing DERI cluster elements covering both basic research and applications demonstrators. Gartner recently reported that for at least the next decade more than 95% of human-to-computer information input will involve textual language. They also report that by 2012 taxonomic and hierachical knowledge mapping and indexing will be prevalent in almost all information-rich applications. The web revolution has been based largely on human language materials, and in making the shift to the next generation knowledge-based web, human language will remain key.
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