Hi Devs,

I'm Dileepa Jayakody a research student keen on distributed computing
domain, particularly interested in social networking, social identity,
semantic web concepts. I have started studying for a M.Sc by Research at
University of Moratuwa and recently joined LK Domain Registry as a research
assistant. Currently I'm assigned to the 'Digital Identity' research group,
and now doing a literature survey on Digital Identity and identity
verification techniques.  My objective is to develop a methodology to
verify the identity of a person/organization by analyzing profiles, social
activity over different social networking streams, and other verified
data-streams. I'm looking at technologies like RDFa, JSON-LD, FOAF, nosql
databases and other semantic tools which could be helpful to build a
suitable solution. While researching through the web, I came across Apache
Stanbol project and I'm highly interested in learning about Stanbol for my
research project. I'm also fascinated by the GSOC idea on using Stanbol for
federated social web [2]. It would  be great to get ideas on how to
integrate Stanbol to implement a system to verify digital identity of a
person/organization over social networking streams.

To tell a bit more about myself, prior to joining LK Domain Registry as a
research assistant, I was a software engineer for 1.5 years at WSO2 (Pvt)
Ltd [1], the opensource SOA company where I was a member of the carbon team
which is the kernel of the WSO2 Product stack which are OSGi based
products. I have a good development background on java, web services, OSGi
and maven. I also have a good understanding about the opensource
development process and culture as WSO2 follows the apache model for
software development. I have also participated in OSGi Community Event 2012
co-located with EclipseCon 2012 by giving a tech.talk on "Building A
Modular Server Platform with OSGi" [3].

Currently I'm going through Stanbol documentation at [4] and building
Stanbol from trunk source.
Looking forward to your feedback.

Thanks and regards,
Dileepa

[1] http://www.wso2.com
[2] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/STANBOL-1009
[3]
http://www.eclipsecon.org/europe2012/sessions/building-server-platform-osgi
[4] http://stanbol.apache.org/docs/trunk/

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