The schedule for this year's symposium is as follows. Details on participating remotely are available on the symposium wiki page, as are the synthesis summaries of each track.
Time | Activity |
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08:30 | Breakfast |
09:00 | Welcome, Introductions, Opening Remarks |
09:30 | Keynote Speaker: Dr. Shoumen Palit Austin Datta Senior Vice President
Industrial Internet Consortium |
10:30 | Break |
11:00 | Summary Report for Track A---Ontology Integration in
IoT
Champions: Ram Sriram, Leo Obrst
|
11:45 | Summary Report for Track B---Beyond Semantic Sensor
Network Ontologies
Champions: Gary
Berg-Cross, Torsten
Hahmann
|
12:30 | Lunch |
14:00 | Keynote Speaker: Dr. Keith Marzullo |
15:00 | Summary Report for Track C---Decision Making in
Different Domains
|
15:45 | Summary Report for Track D---Related Standards And
Synergies for Emerging IoT Ontologies
Champion: Mark Underwood
|
16:30 | Open Discussion |
18:00 | Group Dinner |
Time | Activity |
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08:30 | Breakfast |
09:00 | Keynote Speaker: Dr. Bradford
Hesse |
10:00 | Presentation of the 2015 Ontology Summit Communique |
10:45 | Affirmation of Communique |
11:00 | Break |
11:15 | Demo Session Champion: Mark Underwood Ontology Based
Information Centric Tactical Edge Networking ISO/IEC/IEEE
P21451-1-4 XMPP Interface for Smart Transducers and the
1st International Semantic Web 3.0 Standard for the
Internet of Things |
12:45 | Lunch |
14:00 | Panel Discussion: Ontology and Standardization
Prof. Eswaran Subrahmanian, Carnegie Mellon University (moderator)
Harry Foxwell, Principle Consultant, Oracle Elaine Newton, Deputy Standards Liaison, ITL at NIST Eric Simmons, NIST Coulin Soutar, Technology Executive, Deloitte Mark Underwood, Krypton Brothers The process of interlinking devices, people and their physical environment poses many challenges for inter-operability and compositionality. Information technology standards are all around us but the problem of interoperability persists from hospitals to defense systems. Many have advocated the use of ontologies as a means to mediate between and among devices similar to the efforts in domains such as gene-ontology, parts of medicine and other domains. However, we need to understand what role ontologies are expected to play in IOT, how are standards in information technology created, and how they may shed light on the approaches to addressing the issue of standardization in ontology. Does standardization take place in fragments and is it possible for them to be put together? If not what are the approaches that would could overcome some of the consequences of development and use of ontologies? |
15:30 | Conclusion and Next Steps |
16:00 | Symposium Adjourns |