STI2 Board Meeting 2011 - Summit 2011

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The document summarizes plans for the STI Summit to be held in July 2011 in Riga, Latvia. The summit will be organized by STI Fellows for STI board members and junior staff. It will address challenges in semantic technologies like social semantics, linked data, and large-scale data management. Topics will include social networking applications using linked data and semantic services for mobile platforms. The 3-day agenda includes keynote speeches and sessions on these themes, with papers and discussions. Junior STI staff are requested to take notes at the sessions.

Education Technology

STI Summit

John Domingue

STI Board Meeting, Heraklion, Crete, May 2011

www.sti2.org

Motivation

•  Every two years STI International will hold a
Semantic Summit organized by the STI Fellows for
the STI Board and selected Junior STI members.
STI Semantic Summits will be intellectually, socially,
and geographically stimulating and will address a
small number of open scientific and domain or
industry challenges of strategic importance to STI
and to the Semantic Technology Community. They
will be forward looking and will attempt to better
understand the challenges and to set directions for
STI Members, STI, and the Semantic Technology
Community.
www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

Organisation

•  Conference Chair
–  John Domingue
•  PC Chairs
–  Michael Brodie
–  Mark Greaves
–  Jim Hendler

www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

Event Details

Wednesday, July 6, 2011 - Friday, July 8, 2011

•  Riga, Latvia

www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

Summit Themes (1/2)

•  Social Semantics
•  Linked Data: What Next? Or Future the Semantic
Web
–  Processing Linked Data for Applications: Requirements
and Scenarios
–  Strategic Future of LOD: making it work
–  Semantic Web and LOD applications
–  Services and semantics on mobile platforms
–  Linked data services and applications: E-Government,
social networking, …

www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

Summit Themes (2/2)

•  Computation, storage, and management aspects
–  Data management at scale: storage, search, inference,
data integration, …
–  Reasoning / Problem Solving over LOD
–  Role of services and semantics in LOD applications
–  Semantics in Cloud Computing

www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

Wednesday July 6

13:00
Introduc.on

Chair/EB

Fellows

14:00
Below
I

break

16:30
Above
I

18:30
break

20:30
dinner

www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

Thursday July 7

09:30
Social
I

11:30
break

Non-‐theme

posi.on

12:00
papers

13:00
Lunch

14:00
Below
II

break

16:30
Above
II

18:30
break

20:30
dinner

www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

Friday July 8

09:30
Social
II

11:30
break

12:00
Closing

Fellows

Chair/EB

13:00
Lunch

Possible

14:00
Tour
of
Riga

www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

Request for junior STI staff

To take notes of sessions for possible use after the
Summit

www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

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STI2 Board Meeting 2011 - Summit 2011

1. STI Summit John Domingue STI Board Meeting, Heraklion, Crete, May 2011 www.sti2.org

2. Motivation •  Every two years STI International will hold a Semantic Summit organized by the STI Fellows for the STI Board and selected Junior STI members. STI Semantic Summits will be intellectually, socially, and geographically stimulating and will address a small number of open scientific and domain or industry challenges of strategic importance to STI and to the Semantic Technology Community. They will be forward looking and will attempt to better understand the challenges and to set directions for STI Members, STI, and the Semantic Technology Community. www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

3. Organisation •  Conference Chair –  John Domingue •  PC Chairs –  Michael Brodie –  Mark Greaves –  Jim Hendler www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

4. Event Details Wednesday, July 6, 2011 - Friday, July 8, 2011 •  Riga, Latvia www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

5. Summit Themes (1/2) •  Social Semantics •  Linked Data: What Next? Or Future the Semantic Web –  Processing Linked Data for Applications: Requirements and Scenarios –  Strategic Future of LOD: making it work –  Semantic Web and LOD applications –  Services and semantics on mobile platforms –  Linked data services and applications: E-Government, social networking, … www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

6. Summit Themes (2/2) •  Computation, storage, and management aspects –  Data management at scale: storage, search, inference, data integration, … –  Reasoning / Problem Solving over LOD –  Role of services and semantics in LOD applications –  Semantics in Cloud Computing www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

7. Wednesday July 6 13:00 Introduc.on Chair/EB Fellows 14:00 Below I break 16:30 Above I 18:30 break 20:30 dinner www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

8. Thursday July 7 09:30 Social I 11:30 break Non-‐theme posi.on 12:00 papers 13:00 Lunch 14:00 Below II break 16:30 Above II 18:30 break 20:30 dinner www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

9. Friday July 8 09:30 Social II 11:30 break 12:00 Closing Fellows Chair/EB 13:00 Lunch Possible 14:00 Tour of Riga www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

10. Request for junior STI staff To take notes of sessions for possible use after the Summit www.sti2.org 5/12/2007 - Vienna

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