Motivation and Objectives
The process of building ontologies
has traditionally been an art rather
than an engineering process, despite the existence of methodologies for
supporting this process. The correct application of methodologies
already help guarantee some quality in the resulting ontology, although
the quality offered by such methodologies has not, so far,
been
measured quantitative or qualitatively. There are no maturity
models for the ontology building processes that might be used for this
purpose. On the other hand, ontology design patterns play an
important role in obtaining higher quality ontologies. In the last
years, some international efforts have been put on defining such
patterns for generic ontology building or oriented to particular
domains, so knowing the best and worst practices would also contribute
to get better ontologies.
The objective of this workshop is to serve as a forum for sharing the
most recent efforts and experiences in this area, disseminating the
current best practices and discussing the directions that the field
should take. Therefore, this workshop is oriented to any researcher or
practitioner working or interested in the following areas:
- reusing ontologies with informed
decisions
- methods and tools for evaluating the
technical
quality of ontologies
- methods and tools for evaluating the
quality of the
content of ontologies
- methods and tools for improving
ontology
construction processes
- methods and tools for adapting and
applying quality
standards from other engineering fields to ontology evaluation
- relevant dimensions of quality for
domain and
high-level ontologies in specific domains
- methods and tools for evaluating the
practical and
social success of ontologies
- best (and worst) practices in ontology
building
- improving the quality of ontologies
through design
patterns
- experiences of quality evaluation in
specific
domains
Important dates
Submission: June 30th 2010
Notification: July, 25th 2010
Camera-ready deadline: September, 1st 2010
Contributions
Paper submission and reviewing for this workshop will be electronic
via EasyChair.
The papers should be written in English, follow Springer
LNCS format, and be submitted in PDF. Two types of submissions are
accepted in this workshop:
- short papers: up to 6 pages
- regular papers: up to 12 pages
Proceedings will be distributed to the participants during the
workshop, and made available as CEUR
proceedings after the workshop.
Chairs
Nathalie
Aussenac-Gilles (IRIT, Université Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France)
Jesualdo
Tomas
Fernandez-Breis (Facultad de Informática, Universidad de Murcia,
Spain)
Robert
Stevens
(School of Computer Science, The University of Manchester, UK)
PC members (Provisional list)
Mauricio Almeida (Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil)
Christopher Brewster (Aston Business School, UK)
Mathieu D'Aquin (Open University, UK)
Sylvie Despres (Université Paris-Nord, France)
Michel Dumontier (Carleton University, Canada)
Nathalie Hernandez (IRIT, France)
Phil Lord (Newcastle University, UK)
Mari Carmen Suarez Figueroa (Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain)
Rafael Valencia (University of Murcia, Spain)
York Sure (University of Koblenz-Landau, GESIS, Germany)
Karin Verspoor (University of Denver, USA)
Johanna Völker (University of Mannheim, Germany)
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