Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering María Poveda Villalón Ontology Engineering Group Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain 7 th September 2018 mpoveda@fi.upm.es @MariaPovedaV Zaragoza
About OEG Directors: Asunción Gómez-Pérez, Oscar Corcho Position: 8º ranking UPM (200 groups) Research group (30 people) o 3 Full Professors o 5 Associate Professors o 3 Assistant Professors o 7 Senior Postdocs o 6 PhD Students o 2 MSc and BSc Students o 2 software engineers o 1 system administrator o 2 project managers 170+ Collaborations 50+ Visitors http://www.oeg-upm.net/ https://github.com/oeg-upm @oeg-upm Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 2
Ontology Engineering Group at a glance Ø Ø Created in1995 Awards and Prizes § Ø Ada Byron World-wide known in the research areas § Aritmel § Ontologies § Juan López de Peñalver § Semantic Web and Linked Data § Fujitsu, Open data, ISWC, ESWC § Multilingual linked Data § SUR Awards Watson for Tech. Watch § Open Data Ø Supervision of students § eScience § Ø 28 Ph.D thesis (9 awarded best thesis prize) Projects (> 12M € ) § >150 MS.C thesis and BS.C § 27 EU projects (7 as coordinator) Ø Events organization § 54 National Projects § § 27 contracts with companies 11 editions of the International Summer School on Ontological Engineering and the Semantic Ø Publications Web § > 100 journal papers § > 50 WS and tutorials § > 400 International conferences and book chapters Ø Standardization activities § 7 Books § >25 @ W3C, ISO, OASIS, etc. Ø Impact of publications Ø Mobility § Asunción Gómez-Pérez (h:58, 20,000 citations) § PhD students: 3-6 months abroad § Oscar Corcho García (h: 44, 11,000 citations) § Postdocs: 1 month every 2 years Ø Services to the community Ø Visibility § Host esDbpedia § Program chairs of ESWC, ISWC, KCAP, § Host linkeddata.es EKAW, TKE, TIA § Ontology development services § Editorial board of Journals § Invited talks at conferences and events § Programme Committee presence Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 3
Participation in standardization activities W3C- World Wide Web Consortium OASIS § § Web of Things Working Group OSLC: Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration § Web of Things Interest Group ETSI § LBD Community Group § SmartM2M § BPMLOD: Best Practices for Multilingual Linked § ISG CIM Open Data Community Group AENOR § CSV on the Web Working Group § Comité Técnico de Normalización CTN178 Ciudades § eGovernmentInterest Group Inteligentes. Norma UNE 178301 § Library Linked Data Incubator Group Open Knowledge Foundation § LD4LT: Linked Data for Language Technologies § Working Group on Open Data in Linguistics Community Group ISO -International Organization for Standardization § LDP: Linked Data Platform Working Group § ISO/TC 19150 - Geographic Information – Ontology § Media Annotations Working Group § § Ad-hoc Group Linked Data – ISO/TC211ISO/TC 37/SC ODRL Community Group 1 Principles and methods § Ontolex: Ontology Lexica Community Group § ISO/TC 37/SC 3 Systems to manage terminology, § prov: Provenance Working Group knowledge and content § prov-xg: Provenance Incubator Group § ISO/TC 37/SC 4 Language resource management § Research Object for Scholarly Communication Dublin Core Metadata Initiative (CMI) Community Group § DCMI Metadata Provenance Task Group § RDB2RDF Working Group § DCMI Vocabulary Management Community § Semantic Sensor Networks Community Group § DCMI Bibliographic Metadata Task Group § SPARQL Working Group Europeana Network § SDW: Spatial Data on the Web Working Group § § RDF Stream Processing Community Group Technology Developer and Knowledge Partner / Expert § Open Linked Education Community Group International Federation of Library Associations § Bioschemas for Lifesciences Community Group (IFLA) § Semantic Web Special Interest Group Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 4
Ontological Engineering Ontologies § METHONTOLOGY and NeOn • Metadata Vocabularies (@W3C) methodologies for building Networks of Ontologies • Provenance (@W3C) o World-wide used • Internet of Things (@W3C @ETSI) • Geography (@IGN, CENIG) METHONTOLOGY (1997) • (Multi)-Media (@W3C) • Knowledge Management • Software Engineering (OSLC@OASIS) NeOn (2010) • Tourism • User experience Knowledge Resources Ontological Resources Non Ontological Resources 3 4 O. Design Patterns O. Repositories and Registries Glossaries Dictionaries Lexicons 5 6 Flogic Classification Taxonomies Thesauri RDF(S) Schemas Ontological Resource • AENOR vocab. for smart cities 2 OWL Reuse 5 6 2 O. Aligning Ontology Design 4 Non Ontological Resource 3 • Libraries (@BNE) Pattern Reuse Reuse 6 O. Merging 2 Ontological Resource 7 Reengineering 5 Alignments Non Ontological Resource 4 6 Reengineering • Health (@WHO) 1 RDF(S) O. Specification Scheduling O. Conceptualization O. Formalization O. Implementation • e-Science Flogic 8 9 Ontology Restructuring (Pruning, Extension, O. Localization OWL Specialization, Modularization) • … 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, 9 Ontology Support Activities : Knowledge Acquisition (Elicitation); Documentation; Configuration Management; Evaluation (V&V); Assessment Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 5
Ontology engineering tools § Ontology evaluation o OOPS! OntOlogy Pitfall Scanner http://oops.linkeddata.es/ § Vocabulary documentation o HTML: Widoco https://github.com/dgarijo/Widoco/ o Diagrams: AR2DTool http://ar2dtool.linkeddata.es/ o Vocabulary registry • OEG vocabularies http://vocab.linkeddata.es/ • Smart Cities http://smartcity.linkeddata.es/ o Vocabulary distributed development o OnToology http://ontoology.linkeddata.es/ Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 6
Linked data Technologies and Projects SPARQL Sem4Tags geo REST service Geometry2RDF Marimba Morph NOR 2 O -Stream annotation shp2RDF RDF Generation and Linking Visualization Access Linked Library Data Sensor Data Agora Map4RDF Visualisation Visualisation LDP4j Conditional Access Diagnoseand repair Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 7
Me at the OEG Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 8
About me María Poveda-Villaón, PhD mpoveda@fi.upm.es Ontological Engineering @MariaPovedaV mariapoveda Development Evaluation Conceptualization thepetiteontologist Semantic Web Linked Open Data Publication MariaPovedaVillalon Education Publications Ontologies Journal papers (4 indexed) IoT: SAREF, VICINITY 2009 • • 5 Computer Science (Eng) Conference papers Web Of Things • • 7 Book chapters Video games • • 3 2010 Workshop & demo papers Scientific reviews • • 25 MsC Artificial Intelligence Journal editor Dataset profiling: agri • • 1 2016 WS proc. editor Meteorology • • 2 PhD Artificial Intelligence Patient safety • 816 citations H-index 15 Software Organization Skills Workshops W3C participation • • 4 Tutorials, VoCamp OWL, RDF, JENA, JAVA • • 3 Open Data Day OpenRefine • • 2 PC member Conf & WS Public speaking • • 19 Projects Training European MOOCs, SPOCs, • • 5 Spanish Ad-hoc courses • • 5 Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 9
New trends in ontological engineering, practices and tools Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 10
Linked Open Data cloud Image taken from https://lod-cloud.net/ Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 11
Breaking news! http://researchinprogress.tumblr.com/post/37821860151/google-we-are-happy-to-announce-our-new-web-site Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 12
Breaking news! https://toolbox.google.com/datasetsearch Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 13
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Vocabularies define the concepts and relationships used to describe and represent an area of concern. Definition taken from: http://www.w3.org/standards/semanticweb/ontology Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 15
We (might) all agree on § Ontologies offer many benefits o Semantics o Interoperability • Languages • Granularity • Formats • Schemas o Disambiguation o Reasoning o REUSE Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 16
And there are some famous ontologies in social media http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/ http://rdfs.org/sioc/ns# https://lov.linkeddata.es/dataset/lov/vocabs/foaf http://lodstats.aksw.org/vocabularies?search=sioc Trendy Practices and Tools in Ontological Engineering – SMAP2018 – Zaragoza 17
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