[PDF] Top 20 e science and the semantic web: A symbiotic relationship

... - The Friend-Of-A-Friend (FOAF) initiative (www.foaf.org) is being adopted for science and scientific publications. Scientific FOAF (www.urbigene.com/foaf/) is an example of how so-called “Web 2.0 ... See full document

... Keys Knowledge Toolbox Workflow Composition Environment (WCE) Domain Script Editor (DSE).. Knowledge Life cycle[r] ... See full document

... future e-Science. The computing infrastructure for e-Science is commonly referred to as the Grid [Foster98] and this is, therefore, the term we will use ...that e-Scientists can plug ... See full document

... the Semantic Web that have been presented to date ...most Semantic Web-enabled inference engines are little more than proofs of ...of Semantic Web ... See full document

... The basic premise of the program was to automate as much of the metadata creation process as possible and sim- plify what remained. One of the concepts that had been associated with the OntoMedia from the beginning was ... See full document

... For an easy extraction of platforms content, ontology will be designed where knowledge about educative contents is placed to extract and compare later. Ontology will give us a vocabulary of classes and relationships, to ... See full document

... Our center in this paper is on looking at the structural planning and use of social bookmarking, which is our examination range and is outlined with particular illustrations underneath. Then again, we finish up this ... See full document

... the Semantic Model are: entities, relationships between entities, integrity constraints and ...abstraction. Semantic web technology is been used by both companies and individuals, due to its ... See full document

... Though the four modules described above form the main fabric of the Geodise architecture, i.e. the data, computation and applications, the components that are central to providing knowledge and intelligence for the Grid, ... See full document

... information science and technology in general and the environmental sensors and the Internet of Things (IoT) technology in particular has shaped environmental science considerably ...data science) is ... See full document

... whole Semantic Web is always accessible by following relationships ...the Semantic Web only as long as their HTTP session with the web ...the Semantic Web, then they could ... See full document

... of semantic web mining is from artificial intelligence. The Semantic Web vision given by Tim Berners-Lee ...Wide Web consortium, is quite determined and has to be gradually realised ... See full document

...  Whole lifecycle approach from lab to publication  Significant rollout of next generation Web technologies – Semantic DataGrid  Distinctive in e-Science for focusing on laboratory, us[r] ... See full document

... the relationship of elements dependent on its conduct and gives a typical vocabulary to furnish a common conceptualization of space with formal and express ...detail. Semantic Web upgrades the ... See full document

... of semantic webs) as with hypertext structures, but it is also interested in considering other structural possibilities that can be accessed and orchestrated together, as proposed by, for instance the Callimachus ... See full document

... There are limitations in both attribute and object-based metadata. Attribute- based metadata provides an approach to attaching properties to documents but further statements cannot be made about the properties. ... See full document

... the Web, from a platform that focuses on presenting information, to a platform that focuses on understanding and reasoning with ...“The Semantic Web is an extension of the current web in which ... See full document

... proposed, Web mining is a critical idea of information mining that chips away at both organized and unstructured ...information. Web index starts a hunt by beginning a crawler to look the World Wide ... See full document

... in semantic web technologies heightened the need for online adaptive learning ...of web- based systems as there are no fixed learning paths which are appropriate for all ...of e-learning ... See full document

... the web is growing exponentially search engines cannot spider all the new pages at the same time due to the fact that they use different algorithms in order to index their ‘attached’ web ... See full document