1. 1 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 Semantic Portals in Karlsruhe SemPortal Meeting, 7th February 2005, Milton Keynes, UK Jens Hartmann and York Sure Institute AIFB, University of Karlsruhe, Germany AIFB

2. 2 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 A Little History … KA2 community portal centralized access to distributed information sources on top of Ontobroker semantic annotations embedded in HTML KA2 ontology ahead of its time Yahoo-a-lizer materialization of ontologies into website OntoWeb community portal (SEAL) syndication of metadata from partners ontology based query and access dynamic creation of semantic annotations SWRC ontology KM Vision portal OWL annotated AIFB portal (SEAL) OntoWare.org (SEAL)

3. 3 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 OntoWeb Community Portal

4. 4 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 VISION – Next Generation KM VISION... is an EU-IST roadmap projekt State-of-the-Art on KM Defines a roadmap and a maturity model for next- generation knowledge management http://km.aifb.uni-karlsruhe.de/fzi/vision World-Wide KM RTD DAML-DARPA, NSF, AGRO Key IST KM RTD projects Ontologging, OntoKnowledge, Acknownet, Comma, Lever, Lore, Promote, WonderWeb, SWAP, Ibrow, Metal, MiningMart, Assist, Mirror, Pick, Promote, Wise, Decor, Peking, Standards and Standardization Organisations W3C, ISO, OMG, IEEE, ANSI RDF(S), OIL, XML, Topic Maps, FIPA, ACL, SOAP, WSDL, CWM, UML, XMI, OMF, PSL,... Other Roadmaps, IST clusters and Networks CocoNet, Rocket, VOMAP OntoWeb, AgentLink, KMEurope, EKMF, KDNet, Soleunet, ILPNet2,... National Programmes in Europe IT-2006 (Germany), AKT (UK), NFR/SND (Norway)... KM Software Companies USU, KnowledgePark, IBM/Lotus, OpenText, Meta4, kdm, Autonomy, Inxight, Verity, Hummingbird, Cognit, FP6

5. 5 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 VISION – Next Generation KM

6. 6 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 OWL annotated AIFB portal

7. 7 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 OWL annotated AIFB portal complete export: ~2MB OWL available on-the-fly

8. 8 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 OWL annotated AIFB portal

9. 9 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 OWL annotated AIFB portal personal data references to publications

10. 10 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 OWL annotated AIFB portal

11. 11 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 OWL annotated AIFB portal list of publications references to each pub.

12. 12 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 OWL annotated AIFB portal BibTex modelled in SWRC

13. 13 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 OWL annotated AIFB portal

14. 14 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 OntoWare.org

15. 15 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 OntoWare.org – Main Benefits Central Software / Ontology Development & Sharing Provide Semantic Annotations about Projects, Software, … Effective Project Mangement & Controlling

16. 16 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 OntoWare.org

17. 17 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 OntoWare.org

18. 18 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 What makes a portal „semantic“? P ermanent O ntology R euse a T A ll L evels ;-) We have two main use cases for using ontologies in portals: For users: Use ontology to provide navigational structure of portal, i.e. „materialize ontology“ For machines: Generate semantic annotations on-the-fly, i.e. provide portal content machine readable

19. 19 J. Hartmann & Y. Sure, SEAL Meeting, Milton Keynes, UK. 07.02.05 Thanks! {hartmann,sure}@aifb.uni-karlsruhe.de