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Semantic Technologies Showcase - The Austrian Situation
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
P A R T I - Approaching Semantic Technologies
sem'base
Andreas Blumauer, Gisela Dösinger, Thomas Fundneider, Max Harnoncourt, Paul Meinl
Semantic technologies An introduction
Klaus Tochtermann, Hermann Maurer
Public funding for semantic systems research in Europe and Austria
Georg Niklfeld, Bernd Wohlkinger
On the situation of semantic technologies in Austria
Andreas Blumauer, Gisela Dösinger, Thomas Fundneider
P A R T II - Individual Expert Stories
C h a p t e r A - Concrete Applications & Scenarios
A policy aware mobile web scenario
Joachim Zeiß
Enrichment of clinical practice guidelines by semantics
Katharina Kaiser, Silvia Miksch
Semantic web technologies A radical shift for e-commerce
Markus Linder
Semantics on-the-road
Bernhard Lamprecht, Simone Fuchs, Kyandoghere Kyamakya
The APA-OnlineManager - Semantic re-trieval at Austria's largest database host
Manfred Mitterholzer
C h a p t e r B - Semantic Technologies viewed from different Perspectives
Media semantics: What you mean is what you get
Werner Haas
File systems and the semantic web
Bernhard
Semantic technologies as melting pot for knowledge
Michael Granitzer
Semantics as the hope in Pandora's IT-box
Martin Povazay
Self-innovating-systems by means of semantic technologies
Reinhard Willfort
The semantic web
Günther Fliedl, Christian Winkler
How the effects of the creation of the tower of Babel can be managed today
Elisabeth Harzhauser
No semantic web in 2006
Kerstin Zimmermann
Semantic technologies go far beyond its engineering skills
Tassilo Pellegrini
Reinventing information
Philipp Haindl, Olivia Dietzel, Doris Reisinger
C h a p t e r C - Systems, Models & Methods
Spatio-semantic systems for ubiquitous access to spatially structured information
Florian Ledermann
An ontology-based unified communication platform
Jürgen Falb, Hermann Kaindl, Roman Popp, Alexander Szep, Edin Arnautovic
C h a p t e r D - Projects & Institutions
Semantic technologies for services
Schahram Dustdar
Semantically enabled service-oriented architectures (SESA)
Holger Lausen
How do you mean? Semantic systems and natural language technology
Alexandra Klein, Brigitte Krenn, Harald Trost
Usability of metadata user interfaces
Guido Kempter, Philipp von Hellberg
htmlButler - Wrapper usability enhancement through shared ontologies and large scale cooperation
Christian Schindler
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