BibSonomy publications for /user/ivan_herman/sweoTue Nov 03 13:20:40 CET 2009Lecture Notes in Computer ScienceThe Semantic Web, 8th International Semantic Web Conference, ISWC 2009Lecture Notes in Computer Science2009semanticweb sweo Tue Nov 03 13:16:34 CET 2009The Semantic Web: Research and Applications, 6th European Semantic Web Conference, ESWC 20092009semanticweb sweo Tue Nov 03 13:01:35 CET 2009Reasoning Web Semantic Technologies for Information Systems2009semanticweb sweo Tue Nov 03 12:59:41 CET 2009Ontology Economics2010economics owl semanticweb sweo Tue Nov 03 12:58:10 CET 2009Handbook on Ontologies2009ontologies ontology semanticweb sweo Tue Nov 03 12:57:00 CET 2009Semantic Web Information Management2010semanticweb sweo swusage Tue Nov 03 12:53:10 CET 2009Semantic Techniques for the Web2009books semanticweb sweo Tue Mar 24 09:43:34 CET 2009HeidelbergThe Social Semantic Web2009semanticweb social sweo The Social Web (including services such as {MySpace,} Flickr, last.fm, and {WordPress)} has captured the attention of millions of users as well as billions of dollars in investment and acquisition. Social websites, evolving around the connections between people and their objects of interest, are encountering boundaries in the areas of information integration, dissemination, reuse, portability, searchability, automation and demanding tasks like querying. The Semantic Web is an ideal platform for interlinking and performing operations on diverse person- and object-related data available from the Social Web, and has produced a variety of approaches to overcome the boundaries being experienced in Social Web application areas. After a short overview of both the Social Web and the Semantic Web, Breslin et al. describe some popular social media and social networking applications, list their strengths and limitations, and describe some applications of Semantic Web technology to address their current shortcomings by enhancing them with semantics. Across these social websites, they demonstrate a twofold approach for interconnecting the islands that are social websites with semantic technologies, and for powering semantic applications with rich community-created content. They conclude with observations on how the application of Semantic Web technologies to the Social Web is leading towards the {"Social} Semantic Web" (sometimes also called {"Web} 3.0"), forming a network of interlinked and semantically-rich content and knowledge.Mon Mar 09 11:40:39 CET 2009Cambridge, {MA}Programming the Semantic Web2009semanticweb sweo With this book, the promise of the semantic web -- in which machines can find, share, and combine data on the Web -- is not just a technical possibility, but a practical reality. Programming the Semantic Web demonstrates several ways to implement semantic web applications using existing standards and patterns, as well as technologies recently introduced. Each chapter walks you through a single piece of semantic technology, and explains how to use it to solve real problems Sun Jan 04 12:18:48 CET 2009BudapestSzemantikus Web - Bevezetés a tudásalapú Internet világába2005books semantic sweo Mon Dec 22 16:36:40 CET 2008ParisWeb Sémantique et Informatique Linguistique : propositions méthodologiques et réalisation d'une plateforme logicielle2008books semanticweb sweo Mon Dec 22 16:35:32 CET 2008Hershey, PASemantic Web Engineering in the Knowledge Society2008books semanticweb sweo Tue Nov 04 19:04:31 CET 2008Chichester, West Sussex, Hoboken, NJSemantic Web for Dummies2009books semanticweb sweo Tue Nov 04 19:04:09 CET 2008Chichester, West Sussex, Hoboken, NJSemantic Web Programming2009books semanticweb sweo "Semantic Web Programming" takes the semantic web directly and boldly into solving practical, real-world problems. Hands-on code examples drive the understanding of this new powerful technology that can unify and fully leverage the growing sea of data, information, and services available on the Internet. As the code examples build, the reader explores the many technologies that form the semantic web including the knowledge representations such as Resource Description Framework (RDF), Web Ontology Language (OWL), and Semantic Web Rule Language (SWRL), the programming interfaces including Jena and Sesame, and an integrated view of the tools to build and support semantic web applications. The reader will benefit from the authors? years of experience in developing large-scale semantic web solutions, building semantic web tools, and contributing to the actual semantic web standards. The reader will not only emerge with an understanding of this new powerful technology but will be able to apply it directly to his/her real-world challenges.Tue Nov 04 18:25:46 CET 2008LondonFoundations of Semantic Web Technologies2009books semanticweb sweo Tue Nov 04 18:25:22 CET 2008Berlin, HeidelbergSemantic Web and BeyondSemantic Web Services Challenge, Results from the First Year82009books semanticweb sweo Service-Oriented Computing is one of the most promising software engineering trends because of the potential to reduce the programming effort for future distributed industrial systems. However, only a small part of this potential rests on the standardization of tools offered by the web services stack. The larger part of this potential rests upon the development of sufficient semantics to automate service orchestration. Currently there are many different approaches to semantic web service descriptions and many frameworks built around them. A common understanding, evaluation scheme, and test bed to compare and classify these frameworks in terms of their capabilities and shortcomings, is necessary to make progress in developing the full potential of Service-Oriented Computing. The Semantic Web Services Challenge is an open source initiative that provides a public evaluation and certification of multiple frameworks on common industrially-relevant problem sets. This edited volume reports on the first results in developing common understanding of the various technologies intended to facilitate the automation of mediation, choreography and discovery for Web Services using semantic annotations.Tue Nov 04 18:25:01 CET 2008Berlin, HeidelbergSemantic Web Services, Concepts, Technologies, and Applications2007books semanticweb sweo Semantic Web services combine Web services communication technology with the intelligent processing of ontology-based metadata to achieve highly integrated enterprise application integration scenarios, for service look-up, schema matching, or protocol negotiation, for example. Rudi Studer and his team deliver a self-contained compendium about this exciting field, starting with the basic standards and technologies and also including advanced applications in eGovernment and eHealth. The contributions provide both the theoretical background and the practical knowledge necessary to understand the essential ideas and to design new cutting-edge applications. They address computer science students as well as researchers in academia and industry who need a concise introduction and state-of-the-art survey of current research, and the book can easily be used as the basis of a specialized course on Web services or Semantic Web applications. In addition, IT professionals will be able to assess the potential and possible benefits of this new technology.Tue Nov 04 18:24:36 CET 2008Berlin, HeidelbergSemantic Digital Libraries2009books semanticweb sweo Kruk and McDaniel present semantic web-related aspects of current digital library activities, and introduce their functionality; they show examples ranging from general architectural descriptions to detailed usages of specific ontologies, and thus stimulate the awareness of researchers, engineers, and potential users of those technologies. Their presentation is completed by chapters on existing prototype systems such as JeromeDL, BRICKS, and Greenstone, as well as a look into the possible future of semantic digital libraries.Tue Nov 04 18:23:41 CET 2008Berlin, HeidelbergThe Semantic Web, Semantics for Data and Services on the Web2008books semanticweb sweo With this textbook, the authors deliver an application-driven state-of-the-art presentation of Semantic Web technologies, ideally suited for academic courses on the Semantic Web and architectures of information systems, and for self-studying professionals engaged in the design and implementation of advanced application systems.Tue Nov 04 18:23:14 CET 2008Berlin, HeidelbergImplementing Semantic Web Services, The SESA Framework2008books semanticweb sweo Service-oriented computing has become one of the predominant factors in IT research and development efforts over the last few years. In spite of several standardization efforts that advanced from research labs into industrial-strength technologies and tools, there is still much human effort required in the process of finding and executing Web services. Here, Dieter Fensel and his team lay the foundation for understanding the Semantic Web Services infrastructure, aimed at eliminating human intervention and thus allowing for seamless integration of information systems. They focus on the currently most advanced SWS infrastructure, namely SESA and related work such as the Web Services Execution Environment (WSMX) activities and the Semantic Execution Environment (OASIS SEE TC) standardization effort. Their book is divided into four parts: Part I provides an introduction to the field and its history, covering basic Web technologies and the state of research and standardization in the Semantic Web field. Part II presents the SESA architecture. The authors detail its building blocks and show how they are consolidated into a coherent software architecture that can be used as a blueprint for implementation. Part III gives more insight into middleware services, describing the necessary conceptual functionality that is imposed on the architecture through the basic principles. Each such functionality is realized using a number of so-called middleware services. Finally, Part IV shows how the SESA architecture can be applied to real-world scenarios, and provides an overview of compatible and related systems. The book targets professionals as well as academic and industrial researchers working on various aspects of semantic integration of distributed information systems. They will learn how to apply the Semantic Web Services infrastructure to automate and semi-automate tasks, by using existing integration technologies. In addition, the book is also suitable for advanced graduate students enrolled in courses covering knowledge management, the Semantic Web, or integration of information systems, as it will educate them about basic technologies for Semant