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Own research related to workshop

Own research related to workshop. Can we produce “knowledge maps” to locate and find (scientific) works across collections, time and space?. Challenge: integrate old and new knowledge ordering system into the sematic web. Different data models for their metadata. Map of knowledge resources.

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Own research related to workshop

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  1. Own research related to workshop Can we produce “knowledge maps” to locate and find (scientific) works across collections, time and space?

  2. Challenge: integrate old and new knowledge ordering system into the sematic web Different data models for their metadata Map of knowledge resources We find them at different places In different ordering schemes

  3. Andrea Scharnhorst – CV Analyzing the dynamics of information and knowledge landscapes • Head of eResearch at DANS and scientific coordinator of the Computational Humanities programme at the eHumanities group of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) – DANS=Data Archivingand Networked Services Institute (DANS)

  4. Challenges • Integrate different knowledge ordering systems: Research Information Systems, Library Subjects, Wikipedia categories • Mapping VIVO ontologies to other European/International systems • Link up with Linked Open Data community: how to organize training effectively?

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