Introduction to SEKT project

author:John Davies, British Telecommunications Plc.
published: Feb. 25, 2007, recorded: January 1970, views: 66

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0:02	Next Generation Knowledge Management applying semantic web technology
0:16	Overview
0:49	Limitations of the Web today
1:08	The Semantic Web
1:33	Scientific American, May 2001:
1:45	Where we are Today: the Syntactic Web
2:08	i.e. the Syntactic Web is…
2:27	Hard Work using the Syntactic Web…
3:45	XML is a first step
4:27	XML
5:04	XML is a first step
7:22	What are Ontologies?
8:02	Taxonomies
8:32	Ontology of People and their Roles
9:14	Structure of an Ontology
9:46	Why develop an ontology?
10:45	Ontologies - Some Examples
11:33	RDF and RDF-S
12:17	An example RDF Schema
13:13	RDF
13:26	Conclusions about RDF(S)
13:58	Ontology and Logic
14:35	Web Ontology Language Requirements
15:05	OWL Language
16:45	Semantic Web Layers
16:55	slide29
17:51	Business Motivation – Knowledge Management
18:16	SEKT
18:28	The inSEKTs
18:56	SEKT - The Goal
19:51	Major RTD challenges
20:48	Key outcomes
21:20	Key outcomes
22:01	Annotation is a key issue
22:40	Multidisciplinary approach
23:42	The semantic desktop
24:29	Semantic Annotation
25:00	Semantic Browsing
25:17	slide43
25:39	Semantic Search
26:05	Semantic Search: Results
26:17	Semantic Search, Referring Documents
26:46	Real-life applications
28:07	Exploitation
29:02	Exploitation - Target markets
30:31	Project Overview
31:12	Summary

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