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The 2nd UK Ontology Network Workshop, April 11th 2013
The second UK Ontology Network workshop will take place at the University of Edinburgh:
Informatics Forum, Room G07 10 Crichton Street EH8 9AB, Edinburgh
Information on getting to Edinburgh can be found here
The theme of this meeting is to understand how ontology development
and application are being used to address problems in the UK. Amongst other areas of interest, there will be a particular focus on creating and using open data. The program and audience is intentionally very diverse; the aim is to cover areas from many disciplines. We are particularly interested in bringing together those creating and developing the technology with those using the technology in industry, government and public organisations.
The day is
split into three sessions; a morning of 5 minute 'headline talks'
from a wide range of areas followed by a short time for discussion after each talk, early afternoon 10 minute software and
technology demos, late afternoon 'birds of a feather' networking.
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Slides |
| 9:00-9:30 |
Coffee and morning pastries |
| 9:30-9:40 |
Welcome |
| 9:40-11:00 |
Session 1: short talks |
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John Callahan |
ONR Global |
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Predicting Convergent Ontologies for Real-time, Adaptive Information Integration |
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Alan Bundy |
University of Edinburgh |
Slides |
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The interaction of representation and reasoning |
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Phil Barker |
Heriot-Watt University |
Slides |
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schema.org, an ontology for discovery on the web |
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Gill Hamilton |
National Library of Scotland |
Slides |
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"Frankly my dear": National Library of Scotland's approach to open and linked data |
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Enrico Motta |
Open University |
Slides |
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Empirical Knowledge Representation |
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Chris Mellish |
University of Aberdeen |
Slides |
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WhatIf: Ontology authoring through natural dialogue? |
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Peter Winstanley |
Scottish Government |
Slides |
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Government Update |
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Peter Murray-Rust |
Open Knowledge Foundation |
Slides |
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Ontologies in physical science |
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Jeff Pan |
University of Aberdeen |
Slides |
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Tractable Ontological Stream Reasoning |
| 11:00-11:40 |
Coffee |
| 11:40-13:00 |
Session 2: short talks |
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Edoardo Pignotti |
University of Aberdeen |
Slides |
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An Ontological Framework to Support Provenance in a Virtual Research Environment |
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Tom Grahame |
BBC |
Slides |
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Integrating scores and results with the Sport ontology |
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Ewan Klein |
University of Edinburgh |
Slides |
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Wrangling 19th C. customs records into SKOS: a foray in digital history. |
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Janice Watson |
NHS Scotland |
Slides |
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Harnessing clinical coding in NHS Scotland |
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Robert Barr |
Open Data User Group; University of Liverpool |
Slides |
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Is an address still an address if you don't know what you're addressing and why?
Towards ontologies for addressable geographical objects |
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Fiona McNeill |
University of Edinburgh |
Slides |
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Run-time extraction of data from large data sources |
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Richard Gunn |
EPSRC |
Slides |
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Towards an Intelligent Information Infrastructure (TI3) |
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Elena Simperl |
University of Southampton |
Slides |
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Crowdsourcing ontology engineering |
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Claudia Pagliari |
University of Edinburgh |
Slides |
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The importance of ontologies for medical research and practice |
| 13:00-14:00 |
Lunch |
| 14:00-15:00 |
Demo Session - details to follow |
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Yuan Ren |
University of Aberdeen |
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Reasoning Support in Ontology Authoring |
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Peter Murray-Rust |
Open Knoweldge Foundation |
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AMI2 - an OPEN ontological assistant for reading STM literature |
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Enrico Motta |
Open University |
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Making Sense of Research with Rexplore |
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Panos Alexopoulos |
iSOCO |
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Scenario-Driven Semantic Entity Disambiguation using Ontological Evidence |
| 15:00-15:30 |
Coffee |
| 15:30-16:30 |
Birds of a feather networking |
| 16:30 |
Wine reception |
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You can find the list of attendees here .
On the evening of the 10th we will be having an OntoHappening in the pub.
There will be no formal dinner for the meeting because we thought people going out in smaller, spontaneous groups would be more conducive to exciting discussions. You can use our pub and restuarant guide to find somewhere you'd like to go.
Registration is now closed. If you have not registered but would like to attend please contact Andriana Gkaniatsou (agkaniat@inf.ed.ac.uk).
The fee is £ 20 per person and includes refreshments and meals during the workshop.
The Centre for Intelligent Systems and their Applications (CISA) is offering some sponsorship for student travel. There will be two awards of up to £ 200 each. If you are intested, please send a short paragraph about your research interests and why you think you would benefit from attending, together with a few words of support from your supervisor to f.j.mcneill@ed.ac.uk. Notes of interest should be submitted by March 27th; decisions will be made shortly after.
Edinburgh is well connected by train and plane. The Informatics Forum is in the centre of the city: how to find us
There are good hotels in all price ranges close to the Forum. Workshop participants will have discount to the following:
Ten Hill Place: £ 89 per night. For reservations please call 0131
662 2080 or email reservations@tenhillplace.com and quote the booking code UOE100413 (discount ends 28 February).
University Of Edinburgh Accommodtion : Please visit the online booking service and enter the promotion code: ONM2.
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