%0 Conference Paper %1 4444293 %A Juffinger, Andreas %A Neidhart, Thomas %A Weichselbraun, Albert %A Wohlgenannt, Gerhard %A Granitzer, Michael %A Kern, Roman %A Scharl, Arno %B Digital Information Management, 2007. ICDIM '07. 2nd International Conference on %D 2007 %K evolution ontology %P 615-620 %R 10.1109/ICDIM.2007.4444293 %T Distributed Web2.0 crawling for ontology evolution %V 2 %X Semantic Web technologies in general and ontologybased approaches in particular are considered the foundation for the next generation of information services. While ontologies enable software agents to exchange knowledge and information in a standardised, intelligent manner, describing todays vast amount of information in terms of ontological knowledge and to track the evolution of such ontologies remains a challenge. In this paper we describe Web2.0 crawling for ontology evolution. The World Wide Web, or Web for short, is due, its evolutionary properties and social network characteristics a perfect fitting data source to evolve an ontology. The decentralised structure of the Internet, the huge amount of data and upcoming Web2.0 technologies arise several challenges for a crawling system. In this paper we present a distributed crawling system with standard browser integration. The proposed system is a high performance, sitescript based noise reducing crawler, which loads standard browser equivalent content from Web2.0 resources. Furthermore we describe the integration of this spider into our ontology evolution framework.

@inproceedings{4444293, abstract = {Semantic Web technologies in general and ontologybased approaches in particular are considered the foundation for the next generation of information services. While ontologies enable software agents to exchange knowledge and information in a standardised, intelligent manner, describing todays vast amount of information in terms of ontological knowledge and to track the evolution of such ontologies remains a challenge. In this paper we describe Web2.0 crawling for ontology evolution. The World Wide Web, or Web for short, is due, its evolutionary properties and social network characteristics a perfect fitting data source to evolve an ontology. The decentralised structure of the Internet, the huge amount of data and upcoming Web2.0 technologies arise several challenges for a crawling system. In this paper we present a distributed crawling system with standard browser integration. The proposed system is a high performance, sitescript based noise reducing crawler, which loads standard browser equivalent content from Web2.0 resources. Furthermore we describe the integration of this spider into our ontology evolution framework.}, added-at = {2009-07-21T09:42:42.000+0200}, author = {Juffinger, Andreas and Neidhart, Thomas and Weichselbraun, Albert and Wohlgenannt, Gerhard and Granitzer, Michael and Kern, Roman and Scharl, Arno}, biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/2fb6e77b1aa16d6ea54f7c87a343d9b2d/kasimiro}, booktitle = {Digital Information Management, 2007. ICDIM '07. 2nd International Conference on}, doi = {10.1109/ICDIM.2007.4444293}, interhash = {1da079547b30a6b1fcd7311cec22742c}, intrahash = {fb6e77b1aa16d6ea54f7c87a343d9b2d}, keywords = {evolution ontology}, month = {Oct.}, pages = {615-620}, timestamp = {2009-07-21T09:42:42.000+0200}, title = {Distributed Web2.0 crawling for ontology evolution}, volume = 2, year = 2007 }