Networked Knowledge - Networked Media [electronic resource] : Integrating Knowledge Management, New Media Technologies and Semantic Systems /
Pellegrini, Tassilo.editor.
Auer, Sören.editor.
Tochtermann, Klaus.editor.
Schaffert, Sebastian.editor.
When Social Media and the Semantic Web became popular a few years ago it was a simple co-existence between the two, but in the meantime they have increasingly melted making it impossible to think of knowledge technologies without thinking of the Semantic Web. As we can witness today Social Media are widely accepted and common in educational, research and business contexts. Complementary to this Semantic Web principles have not only proven applicable at the technological level solving problems such as data integration and data quality management, but have also proved their applicability at the service level networking knowledge and people across diverse media, supporting search and retrieval, recommendation, collaboration and even trust and accountability issues, bringing Social Media to their full potential. The book at hand reflects on the increasing convergence of Social Media and Semantic Web technologies. It was the editors' intention to collect up-to-date and high quality contributions that illustrate various approaches to this young and emerging technology area.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Networked Knowledge - Networked Media: - Bringing the Pieces Together -- Frameworks and Infrastructures -- RDF Support in the Virtuoso DBMS -- Semantic Task Management Framework: Bridging Information and Work -- AUTOMS-F: A Framework for the Synthesis of Ontology Mapping Methods -- Developing Semantic Web Applications with the OntoWiki Framework -- Conceptual Foundations for a Service-oriented Knowledge and Learning Architecture: Supporting Content, Process and Ontology Maturing -- ARS/SD: An Associative Retrieval Service for the Semantic Desktop -- GRISINO – A Semantic Web Services, Grid Computing and Intelligent Objects Integrated Infrastructure -- Application Areas -- Collaborative Web-Publishing with a Semantic Wiki -- Collaborative Wiki Tagging -- O’CoP, an Ontology Dedicated to Communities of Practice -- Incremental Approach to Error Explanations in Ontologies -- Using Ontologies Providing Domain Knowledge for Data Quality Management -- Semantic Search and Visualization of Time-Series Data -- An Evaluation Framework and Adaptive Architecture for Automated Sentiment Detection -- Managing Ontology Lifecycles in Corporate Settings -- A Semantic Policy Management Environment for End-Users and Its Empirical Study -- Use Cases: From Digital TV to Health Care Systems -- User-Driven Semantic Wiki-Based Business Service Description -- Facilitating Knowledge Management in Pervasive Health Care Systems -- Integrating Semantic Technologies with Interactive Digital TV -- Marrying Game Development with Knowledge Management: Challenges and Potentials.
When Social Media and the Semantic Web became popular a few years ago it was a simple co-existence between the two, but in the meantime they have increasingly melted making it impossible to think of knowledge technologies without thinking of the Semantic Web. As we can witness today Social Media are widely accepted and common in educational, research and business contexts. Complementary to this Semantic Web principles have not only proven applicable at the technological level solving problems such as data integration and data quality management, but have also proved their applicability at the service level networking knowledge and people across diverse media, supporting search and retrieval, recommendation, collaboration and even trust and accountability issues, bringing Social Media to their full potential. The book at hand reflects on the increasing convergence of Social Media and Semantic Web technologies. It was the editors' intention to collect up-to-date and high quality contributions that illustrate various approaches to this young and emerging technology area.
Application software.
Artificial intelligence.
Applied mathematics.
Engineering mathematics.
Computers.
Information Systems Applications (incl. Internet).
Artificial Intelligence.
Mathematical and Computational Engineering.
Information Systems and Communication Service.