Ontolog Workshop at the 7th International Protégé Conference - July 6, 2004 (A3P)
Workshop Title: Extending Enterprise Ontologies: Levels, Limits, and Tensions (A3Q)
- Co-organizers: BobSmith & KurtConrad (A3R)
Rationale / Solicitations (A3S)
- Rationale: (A3T)
- The Ontolog Forum is an open, platform-neutral community, focused on issues associated with the engineering of business ontologies (A3U)
- One of its main projects has been to develop a formal ontology based on the UBL (OASIS - Universal Business Language) schemas (A3V)
- The community has used Protege in a number of ways. Some were successful. Some were not. (A3W)
- This workshop will report lessons learned, describe future projects, and other topics of general interest to the Protege / Ontological Engineering / eBusiness community (A3X)
- Those with an interest in contributing to these general discussions of are encourage to attend and submit additional papers for consideration (A3Y)
- The ontolog community wishes to take this opportunity to commence dialog with those who have the expertise in the ("lossless" or "lossy") conversion of Protege-based ontologies to OWL, RDF/S, XML/XSD, UML/UML-Class-Diagram, UML2/OCL, SQL, ... etc. (A3Z)
- The Ontolog Forum is an open, platform-neutral community, focused on issues associated with the engineering of business ontologies (A3U)
- Topics of Interest: (A40)
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- Scheduled Topics (Actual titles may change....) (A42)
- Management of Ontology Projects that Rely on Virtual, Volunteer Teams (Kurt Conrad) (A43)
- Extending Protege to Import and Export SUMO KIF (Pat Cassidy) (A44)
- Using Protege to Formalize the REA (Resources-Events-Agents) Ontology (Bill McCarthy) (A45)
- Development of ontology-based meta-standards in an effort to introduce ontological engineering methodologies into eBusiness standards bodies (Peter P. Yim) (A46)
- Scheduled Topics (Actual titles may change....) (A42)
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- Solicited Topics (A48)
- Collaborative infrastructures for distributed ontology development (A49)
- Tools for modeling and visualizing business ontologies (A4A)
- Strategies for engaging and leveraging subject matter expertise (A4B)
- Modeling business processes and associated knowledge flows (A4C)
- Translating formalized models between representation standards and tools (A4D)
- Elevating the semantic richness of implicit conceptual models (A4E)
- Application of ontological engineering principles to the integration of existing database schemas (A4F)
- Training people to contribute to an ontological engineering project (A4G)
- Protege vs KIF: The Options and Tradeoffs (A4H)
- Solicited Topics (A48)
- Who should be coming? (A4I)
- individuals and corporate personnel interested in the research & development of E-Business standards through the use of ontological methodologies. (A4J)
- All members of the ontolog community, active members as well as observers. (A4K)
- those who are thinking of joining the [ontolog-forum] of finding out what it is doing. (A4L)
Date / Venue / Logistics (A4M)
- Date / Time: Wednesday 2004.07.06 13:30 - 17:30 EDT (A4N)
- Venue: Natcher Building (building 45 on the NIH Campus), National Institute of Health, Bethesda, MD. (A4O)
- Official Conference Website: http://protege.stanford.edu/conference/2004/ (A4P)
- Registration & Logistics: refer to the official conference website. To attend this workshop, registration to the Protégé Conference is required. (A4Q)
Attendees (A4R)
- Attended: (A4S)
- BobSmith (A4T)
- KurtConrad (A4U)
- PatCassidy (A4V)
- PeterYim (A4W)
- EvanWallace (A4X)
- BillMcCarthy (A4Y)
- GuidoGeerts (A4Z)
- NenadAnicic (A50)
- BoNewman (A51)
- George Hurlburt (A52)
- RobertGarigue (A53)
- Stacey Kaminsk (A54)
- Bernie Pineau (A55)
- Michael Gaffney (A56)
- Dinesh Bhat (A57)
- Harry Gottlieb (A58)
- George Tang (A59)
- Rich Fritzson (A5A)
- Josh Lubell (A5B)
- Eswar Sivaraman (A5C)
- Jim Oberthaler (A5D)
- Andreas Gehrmann (A5E)
- Feng-Hao Liu (A5F)
- Jennifer Vendetti (A5G)
- Natasha Noy (A5H)
Agenda & Proceedings (A5I)
Agenda (A5J)
- What follows is a tentative schedule. The presentation titles, for example, are subject to revision by the authors. We are targeting 20 minutes for each presentation with 10 minutes for follow-up discussion and "speaker switching logistics." Please forward any questions, issues, or corrections to KurtConrad or BobSmith, as appropriate. (A5K)
13:30 ... Welcome and Introductions (A5L)
14:00 ... KurtConrad, "The Management of Ontology Projects that Rely on Virtual, Volunteer Teams" (A5M)
15:00 ... Break (A5O)
15:30 ... BillMcCarthy and GuidoGeerts, "Modeling of Business Enterprises with the Resource-Event-Agent (REA) Ontology" (A5P)
16:00 ... EvanWallace, NenadAnicic, NenadIvezic, SermKulvatunyou, "Experiences formalizing OAG eBusiness models in OWL, two perspectives" - Perspective-1, Perspective-2 (A5Q)
17:00 ... BobSmith, "25 Years of Promise: Lessons Learned from Modeling Professional Practice" (A5S)
17:25 ... Closing (A5T)
Resources (A5U)
- For material presented at the workshop (and other relevant resources) see: http://ontolog.cim3.net/file/resource/workshop/jul-2004/2004-07-06_Ontolog-Workshop-at-Protege-Conference/ (A5V)
Snapshots (A5W)
- A few snapshots from the workshop session: (A5X)
- ... for more pictures (from the entire week), see: http://ontolog.cim3.net/file/resource/pic/ontolog-jul04-WashingtonDC/ (A63)
Remarks (A64)
- ... (insert here) ... (A65)