Hello Pavithra, (01)
Thank you for the suggestion, and for joining us today - catching the
last two days of the three-months' activities we call
"OntologySummit2009". (02)
You might note that the theme for this year's summit is "Toward
Ontology-based Standards." (03)
It might be useful for one to check out the details documented at the
summit homepage -
http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?OntologySummit2009 -- try
looking through our description and goals, check out some of the
earlier exchanges (like:
http://ontolog.cim3.net/forum/ontolog-forum/2009-02/msg00149.html )
and the conference call sessions (particularly the virtual panel
sessions of Mar-12, 19 & 26) -- one will probably find that our goal
(today) is less about "discovering what would be a good ontology
project" but rather, about "what could be used to articulate the power
of synergizing the ontology and standards communities in the form of a
communique that will help bring this promising technical area to the
attention of others." (04)
Regards. =ppy (05)
P.S. I believe Steve's message was directed to the champions of the
projects that were discussed today. Unfortunately, solicitation of
project ideas came and went a little while ago. =ppy
-- (06)
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 10:25 PM, Pavithra <pavithra_kenjige@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Thank you for a well organized workshop on Ontology.
>
> I asked couple of basic questions, just to feel the orientation of Ontology
> in the scope of semantic web again!
>
> In 2003/2004 Tim Berner Lee had developed a " Layerd Cake " Semantic Web
> Architecture model. This included XMl, XML Schema, RDF Syntax, RDF
> Schema, Ontology support, logic etc.. with an explanation that XML is an
> enabling factor for interoperability.
> And at that time, roadmap guided us to explore more about RDF and Ontology
> area..
>
> In 2006 - Dr.LeoObrst's presentation provided more details to the semantic
> web architecture, which included more details about Ontology..
>
> In general, all these topics are part of information architecture of
> Enterprise architecture. ( During the workshop people were talking about
> business architecture..) Of course, with an explanation that information
> architecture, should represent the information model that is used for the
> business, in the business architecture.
>
> Today's discussion was a follow up of ontology development for different
> domain area ( Unit, Finance etc..) and standard development.
>
> With this background ( or big picture ) in mind, are we looking at scoping
> out what needs to be done this year only? The 9 project listed does
> represent our discussion.
>
> However, I would like to suggest to include
> - Health, Energy ( or global warming / green energy ??) and Education,
> infrastructure domains along with financial and other projects listed.
>
>
> All the bailout talk in US and in the rest of the world addresses these
> domains. So we may have to work on these areas anyways!
>
> No Offense to anyone, just a practical suggestion, to align with the current
> market projections.
>
> Regards,
> Pavithra Kenjige (07)
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