NATO Advanced Study Institute on Mining Massive Data Sets for Security

Security Applications of Web mining

author: Pinar Oezden Wennerberg, Siemens

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*Slides*
0:00	Knowledgebase of Politically Motivated Conflict Events
1:01	Agenda
2:10	Introduction - How do we machine-process information?
3:39	Introduction - Knowledge Engineering
4:43	Introduction - What is ontology?
5:34	Introduction - Why ontology?
6:44	Introduction - Ontology language W3C’s OWL
7:47	Introduction - Components of an Ontology
9:19	Introduction - Information vs. Knowledge-Based Systems
10:19	Introduction - The goal of this project
10:59	Motivation - Conflict event information in Europe Media Monitor’s online news reports (1)
12:05	Motivation - Conflict event information in Europe Media Monitor’s online news reports (2)
13:12	Motivation - Knowledge acquisition
15:09	Motivation
16:17	Motivation - In sum (1)
17:01	Motivation - In sum (2)
18:42	The Ontology of Conflict Events
20:18	The Ontology of Violent Events
21:37	The Ontology of Conflict Events
22:51	User Interaction with the Knowledgebase
23:54	Challenges - Knowledge engineering specific
26:04	Challenges - Domain specific
27:11	Future Work
27:12	Thank You

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