i'd see obvious
practical advantages.
Maybe we could offer an archive service, parallel to the cache?
just trying to figure out what can help developers, ideas?
Giovanni
[1] http://sindice.com/developers/cacheapi
On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 12:15 PM, Alexander Garcia Castro
you can take a look at:
the ontology metadata vocabulary, http://omv.ontoware.org/2005/05/ontology
as for repositories, I would say the best tech right now is offered by
http://bioportal.bioontology.org/
there is a version of this technology, BioPortal, outside of the biomedical
domain, take a
ESWC 2010 Workshop on Ontology Repositories and Editors for the
Semantic Web
ORES 2010 - Call for papers and system descriptions -
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Heraklion, Greece - Deadline: March 1, 2010
The growing number of online ontologies makes the availability of
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The real challenge for Semantic Web technologies and ontologies lays in the
adoption; although the need
for this disruptive technology is clear, it has not yet been fully adopted
by the mainstream. Ontologies:
where, what for, how, when and why? Ontologies are being used in several
applications,
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The real challenge for Semantic Web technologies and ontologies lays
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clear, it has not yet been fully adopted by the mainstream.
Ontologies: where, what for, how, when and why? Ontologies
Deadline has been extended:
August 22
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in the adoption; although the need for this disruptive technology is
clear, it has not yet been fully adopted by the mainstream.
Ontologies: where,
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SePublica2012 an ESWC2012 http://2012.eswc-conferences.org/ Workshop.
May 27-31, Heraklion, Greece.
At Sepublica we want to explore the future of scholarly communication and
scientific publishing. As we are going through a transition between print
media and Web
http://sepublica.mywikipaper.org/
SePublica2012 an ESWC2012 http://2012.eswc-conferences.org/ Workshop.
May 27-31, Heraklion, Greece.
At Sepublica we want to explore the future of scholarly communication and
scientific publishing. As we are going through a transition between print
media and Web
http://sepublica.mywikipaper.org/
SePublica2012 an ESWC2012 http://2012.eswc-conferences.org/ Workshop.
May 27-31, Heraklion, Greece.
At Sepublica we want to explore the future of scholarly communication and
scientific publishing. As we are going through a transition between print
media and Web
Nice work Boris, congrats.
On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 9:19 AM, Boris Villazon-Terrazas
bvilla...@fi.upm.es wrote:
Dear all
Within the context of the GeoLinkData initiative [1], the Ontology
Engineering Group [2] is happy to announce a new release of map4rdf [3].
map4rdf is a mapping and
There is Protege, which is a great tool. It has a very supporting community
that covers all aspects when developing ontologies; from OWL and ontology
development specific questions to plug in development, all is covered by
the protege community. Protege has several useful plug ins, from
Call for Polemics at SePublica 2013
There is much controversy in the world of publishing and semantic
publishing needs to both create waves in publishing and to ride the
waves of change approaching in the world of publishing. We therefore
invite statements for presentation at a discussion session
Hi all, we are having a Hackathon while at the ESWC.
May 27 in Montpillier, France.
Theme:
The ability to extract meaningful, machine-interpretable data from
scholarly publications in PDF form is a big challenge. Several open
source libraries exist that attempt to automate this process,
Hi all, we are having a Hackathon while at the ESWC.
May 27 in Montpillier, France.
Theme:
The ability to extract meaningful, machine-interpretable data from
scholarly publications in PDF form is a big challenge. Several open
source libraries exist that attempt to automate this process,
other formats should be accepted, more so in this specific type of
conferences. how is the PDF supporting linked data? as far as I know
part of the problem is precisely that content is locked up in PDF
documents, hardly a case for linked data.
Last year at sepublica we had a smilar discussion. an
This also leads directly to the question how
to make sure that we produce is still readable in 10, 20, or even 50
years? IMO, there's no big risk if you go with PDF, but for other,
less main-stream formats – who knows?
funny, I just received a PDF that was annotated with adobe acrobat on
a
just out of curiosity, what would the publication workflow like for authors?
On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 7:29 PM, Andrea Splendiani
andrea.splendi...@iscb.org wrote:
Hi,
ok. Let's see if we can offer xhtml+RDFa as an additional format, and see how
people react. I'll spread the idea a bit.
This will be an interesting experiment. will authors follow it? will
there be a clear added value for readers? in any case interesting +1
This is an http://www.jbiomedsem.com/content/4/S1/S5 example of using
linked data in the biomedical domain, in scientific publications.
although a post mortem
From some emails in this discussion the one thing that strikes me the
most is just that it seems that now the PDF has all of the sudden
became the format of choice for the realization of linked science. I
am right now struggling with a task as simple as getting citation data
from PDFs. I dont want
, 2013 at 12:36 AM, Norman Gray nor...@astro.gla.ac.uk wrote:
Alexander, hello.
On 2013 May 2, at 22:49, Alexander Garcia Castro alexgarc...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi Norman, I have heard the same from ADOBE people. its not the PDF it
is YOU not wise enough as to know how to generate a PDF
Call for Polemics at SePublica 2013
There is much controversy in the world of publishing and semantic
publishing needs to both create waves in publishing and to ride the
waves of change approaching in the world of publishing. We therefore
invite statements for presentation at a discussion session
Good News All! The upcoming Jailbreaking the PDF hackathon
(http://scholrev.org/hackathon) now has a venue. We will convene
Monday morning, May 27 at the Agence Bibliographique de l'enseignement
Superieur (ABES):
http://www.abes.fr/Connaitre-l-ABES/Presentation-de-l-ABES.
There is no
conferences are important on their own. for instance, right now the
ISWC is an important conference regardless of the publisher of the
proceedings. if I wanted to get the 2012 proceedings I may have to pay
(http://www.springer.com/computer/ai/book/978-3-642-35172-3). do
publishers pay the ISWC
Alexander Garcia Castro alexgarc...@gmail.com writes:
the question is simple. both, eswc and iswc are prominent conferences
because of a serious review process, a well structured set of
committees working hard at the time of organization... but most of
all, because we the community have accepted both
what if the journal is not well known, or known within a very
specific/small community and with a low or inexistent impact factor.
then, what is the added value? reputation is made by the community,
not entirely by the publisher. the core of the work, writing,
gathering papers, distributing to
paper from publication last year, as they would not do an open
access option.
So, with the situation as it stands, I cannot publish any semantic web
research in either of these two conferences.
Phil
Alexander Garcia Castro alexgarc...@gmail.com writes:
conferences are important on their own
We are pleased to invite you all to the Sepublica Workshop
(http://sepublica.mywikipaper.org/drupal/). We are
having a full day workshop on the 26th. Peter Murray Rust is one of
our keynote speakers; we are having news from the American
Psychological Association as well as from the Cochrane
Join us in Montpellier for a one-day event to hack on scholarly PDFs!
Do you have tools that may help us to extract information from PDFs?
send us an email so that we can include them in the hackathon.
Would you like to extract citations from existing PDFs?
Wouldn't it be cool if we, scholars,
Dear all, please let us know your opinions about:
Flash Mob Science, Open Innovation and Semantic Publishing
by Hal Warren, Bryan Dennis, and Eva Winer (American Psychological Association)
Science, Semantic Web and Execuses
by Idafen Santana Pérez, Daniel Garijo, Oscar Corcho
Future of
Dear all, after our jailbreaking the pdf hackathon we are pleased to
let you know about our participation at the hack4ac meeting in London.
more information about the meeting can be found at http://hack4ac.com
You are all welcome to join us in London, we will be very happy if we
could know and
why dont u just have a sample query. something that just works so that
potential users, or people interested in your technology are able to see
it in action.
On Wed, Oct 23, 2013 at 12:28 PM, Dave Caroline dave.thearchiv...@gmail.com
wrote:
Two few in reply
First the result page did not say
Call for papers for Sepublica 2014 (May 25th afternoon session), an
ESWC workshop.
http://sepublica.info
Dates:
Submission Deadline: March 14, 2014
Acceptance Notification: April 5, 2014
Camera-Ready: April 15, 2014
Semantic publishing should be central to the openness that has been
embraced
Call for papers for Sepublica 2014 (May 25th afternoon session), an
ESWC workshop.
http://sepublica.info
Dates:
Submission Deadline: March 14, 2014
Acceptance Notification: April 5, 2014
Camera-Ready: April 15, 2014
Semantic publishing should be central to the openness that has been
embraced
Call for papers for Sepublica 2014 (May 25th afternoon session), an
ESWC workshop.
http://sepublica.info
Dates:
Submission Deadline: March 14, 2014
Acceptance Notification: April 5, 2014
Camera-Ready: April 15, 2014
Semantic publishing should be central to the openness that has been
embraced
Call for papers for Sepublica 2014 (May 25th afternoon session), an
ESWC workshop.
http://sepublica.info
Dates:
Submission Deadline: March 14, 2014
Acceptance Notification: April 5, 2014
Camera-Ready: April 15, 2014
Semantic publishing should be central to the openness that has been
embraced
Call for papers for Sepublica 2014 (May 25th afternoon session), an
ESWC workshop.
http://sepublica.info
Dates:
Submission Deadline: March 23, 2014
Acceptance Notification: April 5, 2014
Camera-Ready: April 15, 2014
Semantic publishing should be central to the openness that has been
embraced
I don't think this is not a problem where one size fits all. not only
experimental data is heterogeneous, there is also the issue of
granularity, are u also interested in experimental protocols -methods
and techniques by means of which experimental data was produced. what
kind of experimental data
Bonnie, why dont u address this issue with the bio2rdf mailing list?
On Wed, Jun 18, 2014 at 9:59 AM, Bonnie MacKellar macke...@stjohns.edu wrote:
Thanks, that is useful! I’ve already taken a look at Bio2RDF Release 3, and
it seems promising.
I think keeping the data up to date is another
Hi, I don't mean to be picky. I am just curious about statements like 2
articles every minute. Where do they come from? Where can I get this
stats? are this stats about journal papers? if this is true, I assume it
is, then shouldn't we start to consider that the quality of publications is
simply
I think that this is at the core of the problem:
2 impact factor: i have the impression that conventional publishers have a
bit of a monopoly and and sudden disruption would be hard to engineer. How
do to get leading researchers to devote their work in some new crackpot
e-journal to the
the PDF has its value. yes, it ends up being printed and perhaps that is
its main limitation. it is not a document for the web. it is a document
engineered to preserve the layout. the format is closed, proprietary and
with little real methods that support interoperability or data reusability
-I am
from reading all these emails it seems to me that we are somehow thinking
just in terms of the same document just that more friendly for a web
browser. I would argue that having a layout friendly document has been
solved long ago, the problem is having an interoperable document beyond
just having
what was the proposal/document that did not meet the standard of 12 pages?
can u share it with me?
On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 4:01 AM, Phillip Lord phillip.l...@newcastle.ac.uk
wrote:
Sarven Capadisli i...@csarven.ca writes:
I made a simple proposal [1]. Zero direct responses. Why?
You
metadata, sure. it is a must. BUT good and thought for the web of data. not
designed for paper based collections. From my experience it is not so much
about representing everything from the paper as triplets. there will be
statements that won't be representable, also, such approach may not be
I would be much more generic here,
show me how to query a bunch of PDFs with anything... of course, the answer
will go like you can extract the text and do A and the B and then get a
relatively decent text depending on A B and C. then someone else will
chime in and say and this is just because
It's not hard to query PDFs with SPARQL. All you have to do is extract
the metadata from the document and turn it into RDF, if needed. Lots of
programs extract and display this metadata already.
in the age of the web of data why should I restrict my search just to
metadata? I want the full
this discussion is related to the workshop we are organizing. At Sepublica
http://sepublica.mywikipaper.org/drupal/ we are very much looking forward
to this kind of discussions. Those of you who are planning to attend the
ESWC2015 please consider submitting to Sepublica; we have a special
, and scholarly
publishing
* Publishing data-driven arguments for general news consumption or in
scholarly papers
* Historical changes in publishing since the advent of online publishing:
what is going right?
Organizing Committee
* Phillip Lord
* Alexander Garcia Castro
* Sarven
Good news for all those who are wondering about Adobe and the semantic web.
Larry Masinter (http://larry.masinter.net) will be with us at Sepublica. He
will be our keynote speaker with Getting More Data Through the Publication
Pipeline”. Larry will also participate in our round table, so if you
Good news for all those who are wondering about Adobe and the semantic web.
Larry Masinter (http://larry.masinter.net) will be with us at Sepublica. He
will be our keynote speaker with Getting More Data Through the Publication
Pipeline”. Larry will also participate in our round table, so if you
data-driven arguments for general news consumption or in
scholarly papers
* Historical changes in publishing since the advent of online publishing:
what is going right?
Organizing Committee
* Phillip Lord
* Alexander Garcia Castro
* Sarven Capadisli
* Jodi Schneider
--
Alexander
Dear all, we are organising Sepublica 2015; this workshop is precisely
about standards, metadata and semantic web improving scholarly
communication. please take a look at http://sepublica.info/, also, take a
look at the call for submissions.
SePublica 2015: Do show, do not tell!
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