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The document discusses the author's vision for the semantic web in 10 years. The author believes that in 10 years: 1) The semantic web will be widely used and its architecture will be elegant and transparent. 2) Most web users will be able to benefit from the semantic web, which will work like a thin veil of structure and sensemaking wrapping web content. 3) The semantic web will support cognitive enhancement and be useful, user-friendly, and aware of social innovation.
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The document discusses the concept of collective intelligence, emphasizing the importance of shared knowledge representation and vocabularies in enhancing communication and cooperation during emergencies. It explores how both explicit and implicit forms of collective intelligence can contribute to problem-solving and decision-making, while addressing the complexities of diverse participant backgrounds. Challenges, including interoperability and shared vocabulary, are highlighted as critical factors for improving outcomes in emergency management and other fields.Open Knowledge, dowload to listen to audio annotation
Open Knowledge, dowload to listen to audio annotationNetworked Research Lab, UK
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The document discusses the concept of openness from a systems thinking perspective, highlighting its multi-dimensional nature and dependence on context. It emphasizes the importance of open ontologies for knowledge representation and outlines requirements for creating accessible and user-friendly open ontologies. The author also mentions current projects related to networked architectures and the human aspects of semantic technologies.SOFWARE QUALITY, INTRODUCTION
SOFWARE QUALITY, INTRODUCTIONNetworked Research Lab, UK
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This document provides an introduction to software process and quality assurance. It begins by giving examples of software failures to illustrate the risks. It then discusses the software development process and different lifecycle models like waterfall and spiral. It defines quality and lists some standards for quality like CMMI, ISO 9001, and ISO 9126. The document provides guidelines for good code, design, and comments. It emphasizes the importance of following standards and processes to reduce risks and bugs.collaboration
collaborationNetworked Research Lab, UK
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The document summarizes a presentation on collaboration in organizations. It defines collaboration and discusses theories of collaboration. It also outlines different types of collaboration, principles of collaboration, tools that enable collaboration, and challenges in implementing collaboration within organizations. The document stresses that collaboration can help organizations be more agile, integrate information and processes more effectively, and optimize resource use.DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMS
DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMSNetworked Research Lab, UK
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Digital ecosystems are complex interconnected environments where collective intelligence emerges from information exchange. Ontologies that represent reality need to account for dynamic factors like entropy, which measures change defined by the second law of thermodynamics. Modeling entropy may help ontology engineering better support evolving digital ecosystems and the ongoing transformation of reality.DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMS, Paola Di Maio
DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMS, Paola Di MaioNetworked Research Lab, UK
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Digital ecosystems are complex interconnected environments where collective intelligence emerges from information exchange. Ontologies that represent reality need to account for dynamic factors like entropy, which measures change defined by the second law of thermodynamics. Modeling entropy may help ontology engineering better support evolving digital ecosystems and the ongoing transformation of reality.DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMS, ONTOLOGY, ENTROPY, by Paola Di Maio
DIGITAL ECOSYSTEMS, ONTOLOGY, ENTROPY, by Paola Di MaioNetworked Research Lab, UK
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Digital ecosystems enable collective intelligence through interconnected environments. Ontologies that support information systems need to account for dynamic factors like ongoing changes in reality. This document discusses how the concept of entropy from the second law of thermodynamics could be a factor to model in ontology engineering as it represents a measure of change and transformation.Paola Di Maio, Unesco Apeid Conference Bangkok DEC 2007
Paola Di Maio, Unesco Apeid Conference Bangkok DEC 2007Networked Research Lab, UK
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The document proposes creating a social network to improve information sharing and resilience in communities in the Greater Mekong Subregion. It would involve surveying communication infrastructure and skills, developing guidelines and protocols, and setting up a simulation to test emergency response. The goal is to promote formation of a social network to organize sharing of knowledge and communication for disaster preparedness and community development across Cambodia, China, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam.Paola Di Maio, Unesco Apeid Conference Bangkok DEC 2007
Paola Di Maio, Unesco Apeid Conference Bangkok DEC 2007Networked Research Lab, UK
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The document proposes creating a social network to improve information sharing and resilience in communities in the Greater Mekong Subregion. It would involve surveying communication infrastructure and skills, developing guidelines and protocols, and setting up a simulation to test emergency response. The goal is to promote formation of a social network to exchange knowledge and communicate, enabling self-organization and a more sustainable society through regional cooperation.SOFTWARE QUALITY ASSURANCE, PAOLA DI MAIO
SOFTWARE QUALITY ASSURANCE, PAOLA DI MAIONetworked Research Lab, UK
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1. The document discusses software development processes and quality assurance. It provides examples of software bugs that caused issues for governments and companies.
2. It then covers the concept of bugs in software, explaining that they are defects caused by factors like miscommunication, complexity, errors, and time pressures.
3. Finally, it discusses software quality standards like CMMI, ISO, and characteristics of good code and design practices to reduce bugs. Quality is defined as software being fit for purpose, having zero defects, and complying with standards.Ad
Sw10 yearslides
- 1. Semantic Web 10 Years from Now: WILL IT READ MY MIND AND COOK ME BREAKFAST? Paola Di Maio ISWC 2012 Boston, USA http://stko.geog.ucsb.edu/sw2022/
- 2. THANK YOU!! - for 20 years of world changingg web (for making it real and for defending it) - for accepting my contribution for this workshop (big honor!) - for opening up the Semantic Web vision beyond a narrow viewpoint - for letting me WRAP UP such a visionary session summarising the contributions
- 3. WISHFUL THINKING! in 10 years The semantic web will work, and its architecture will be elegant and transparent It will be like pervasive thin veil of structure and sensemaking wrapping web content Most web users will be able to benefit from it! It will be user friendly and useful!
- 4. MAIN AREAS FOR THE VISION Online! (it will work and Socio technically be transparent) beautiful and useful Will support cognitive Will be aware and enhancement support social innovation will Validate its output Integrated with the (truth, factchecking) sensor web Convergence of Annotatable/interactive paradigms Sustainable Good Interfaces Interoperable standards Check out the paper http://stko.geog.ucsb.edu/sw2022/sw2022_paper15.pdf
- 5. SUMMARIZING AND MAPPING CONTRIBUTIONS In the next slide, I summarise the points discussed in my paper as a table (top row) and then I map/plot the other contributions to align the content of the workshop 1) I merged the points that were very similar 2) Contributions in the workshop seem to loosely correspond to one, or more than one points in my paper, however some of the points in the paper are not covered by other contributions (see the blue columns)
- 6. EDITABLE VERSION OF THIS TABLE http://tinyurl.com/8fd762q
- 7. A BUBBLE VIEW OF THE VISION EDITABLE VERSION: http://tinyurl.com/94v34qw
- 8. THREE AREAS NOT targeted by other contributions ONLINE: Given exponential speed of change the SW needs to be sustainable and provide real time capabilities for all. SUSTAINABLE: The web will be big, which is ok, provided it is 'sustainable', otherwise we are designing systems that will be written off at some point (for a discussion on sustainability eslewhere) INTERFACES: to make use of all its capabilities
- 9. THE WHACKY BITS: INTERDISCIPLINARY CONCEPT DEFINITIONS COGNITIVE CLIMAX Climax is a figure of speech, a rethorical and poetical device (Encyclopedia britannica) Applied to the domain of cognition, it indicates a general concept for the enhanced state of mind that can be achieved when optimal knowledge is attained. Knowledge boundaries dissolution: considering reality as a whole (read Seve Lehar http://cns-alumni.bu.edu/~slehar/webstuff/book2/Boundaries. pdf) Enlightenment: 'perfect' knowledge attainment (Note: The fact that someone has never experienced a cognitive climax, doesnt meanthey will not do so in the future)
- 10. WILL IT READ MY MIND? Very likely: IBM, and others have been working at it for years. A couple of links: http://mashable.com/2011/12/21/ibm-kevin-brown-mind-reading/ http://edition.cnn.com/2012/06/18/tech/predictive-technology-future/index.html Scary? Possibly We should prepare image: masheable)
- 11. AND WILL IT COOK ME BREAKFAST? Likely, the capabilities will be there to web enabled devices through sensor web. Image: CNN
- 12. More importantly: SW will be moving toward the 'general intelligence' paradigm (narrow will be narrow) Looking at the workshop programme it looks like the semantic web will try to be inclusive....
- 13. Have a great hands on session! welcome to edit the diagrams if helpful EDITABLE VERSIONS http://tinyurl.com/8fd762q http://tinyurl.com/94v34qw
- 14. Special issue of the Semantic Web Journal and a new W3C Community (look out for the flyers at the registration desk) http://www.semantic-web-journal.net/ AND join the W3C Community http://www.w3.org/community/#swi General Web page: https://sites.google.com/site/swiswjsi
- 15. Thank you for listening, and questions CREDITS :see the paper for, references, images taken from various sources linked to in this presentation QUESTIONS: Can take questions all day on IRC channel: irc://irc. mibbit.net/ISTCS CONTACT: Get in touch, or ping me via email anytime :-) IMAGE: LOGIC LANE COLLECTION, OXFORD UK