1. 1 Joe Iaquinto Special Session Brand Niemann Senior Enterprise Architect U.S. EPA September 19, 2008

2. 2 Special Session with Ken Orr August 7, 2008: August 7, 2008: –Ken Orr – New Project Semantics Wiki –Mills Davis – Semantic Exchange Webinar Yesterday: 260 Registered (peaked at 160) and 6 pages of questions. 260 Registered (peaked at 160) and 6 pages of questions. –Lee Feigenbaum – On Travel –Brooke Stevenson – Semantic Wiki Presentation and video to be posted (had her baby). Presentation and video to be posted (had her baby). –Brian Donnelly – Semantic Discovery System Today. Today.

3. 3 NetOwl for EPA September 17, 2008: September 17, 2008: –The explosion of unstructured data has created an information challenge for many organizations. Until now, organizations have not been able to efficiently locate and “mine” unstructured text found in email, portals, or other sources. These massive volumes of unstructured data contain a large percentage of critical information that is only useful if it can be identified. –SRA developed NetOwl®, a suite of rich text mining tools, to discover and extract the knowledge found in free-form text documents and turn it into actionable information. NetOwl has been refined over more than a decade of research and development. Our team of researchers and engineers continue to expand NetOwl’s capabilities to keep pace with evolving information needs.

4. 4 NetOwl for EPA http://www.sra.com/netowl/

5. 5 Purpose What do Enterprise Architecture and Data Architecture both have in common? What do Enterprise Architecture and Data Architecture both have in common? –They both need systems and system engineers. –EA needs a DA. Recall: Mike Axelrod, Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield: Why Enterprise Architecture Needs Social Software. Recall: Mike Axelrod, Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield: Why Enterprise Architecture Needs Social Software. –John Zachman - You can't change what you can't see. But how do a few architects reveal the 10,000 things? We have EA and DA tools, but we put the data in spreadsheets so we would like to be able to organize and analyze in that form as well. We have EA and DA tools, but we put the data in spreadsheets so we would like to be able to organize and analyze in that form as well.

6. 6 Purpose Deliverable Enterprise Architecture Data Architecture PaperAssessment 2008 Report on the Environment Electronic CD-ROMs and Web Sites E-ROE System Templates for now

7. 7 2008 Report on the Environment Ontology Topics: Five (Air, Water, Land, Human Health, and Ecological Condition) Topics: Five (Air, Water, Land, Human Health, and Ecological Condition) Subtopics: e.g. Outdoor Air Subtopics: e.g. Outdoor Air Questions: e.g. What are the trends in outdoor air quality and their effects on human health and the environment? Questions: e.g. What are the trends in outdoor air quality and their effects on human health and the environment? Sub-Subtopics: e.g. Acid Deposition Sub-Subtopics: e.g. Acid Deposition Indicators: e.g. Total Sulfur Deposition Indicators: e.g. Total Sulfur Deposition

8. 8 2008 Report on the Environment Ontology Indicators: Indicators: –Introduction –What the Data Shows –Limitations –References –Charts and Graphs –Data Sources –Metadata –Downloads (Excel files)

9. 9 2008 Report on the Environment Ontology http://epaontology.wik.is/2008_Report_on_the_Environment_Ontology

10. 10 2008 Report on the Environment Ontology http://epaontology.wik.is/2008_Report_on_the_Environment_Ontology

11. 11 2008 Report on the Environment Ontology

12. 12 2008 Report on the Environment Ontology

13. 13 Federal Segment Architecture Methodology There are Five Forms in the Segment Template: There are Five Forms in the Segment Template: –Identification –Mappings –Performance –Transition Planning –Collaboration and Reuse * Output from the FSAM provides all info. to complete this template.

14. 14 Federal Segment Architecture Methodology Content Example -- Performance

15. 15 Agenda 9 a.m Featured Demonstration: Semantic Discovery System, Brian Donnelly 9 a.m Featured Demonstration: Semantic Discovery System, Brian Donnelly 10:00 am Update on Semantic Exchange Activities, Mills Davis 10:00 am Update on Semantic Exchange Activities, Mills Davis 10:15 a.m. Break 10:15 a.m. Break 10:30 am Featured Presentation: Enterprise Architecture for the Systems Engineer, Joe Iaquinto 10:30 am Featured Presentation: Enterprise Architecture for the Systems Engineer, Joe Iaquinto 12 noon Wrapup (can stay in the room to network) 12 noon Wrapup (can stay in the room to network) Next Special Session: Master Data Management Using Social Software (in discussion) Next Special Session: Master Data Management Using Social Software (in discussion)

16. 16 Brian Donnelly I have started, owned and operated my own companies since University days. After creating Constellar Corporation and, with a great team, pioneering much of EAI and ETL etc, we have moved on to be pioneers in the Semantic Web. I have started, owned and operated my own companies since University days. After creating Constellar Corporation and, with a great team, pioneering much of EAI and ETL etc, we have moved on to be pioneers in the Semantic Web. My goal is to revolutionise the capability of the ordinary person - at their desktop - in being able to formulate sophisticated questions (and of course get answers!), in a way that was previously only possible with a team of researchers. My goal is to revolutionise the capability of the ordinary person - at their desktop - in being able to formulate sophisticated questions (and of course get answers!), in a way that was previously only possible with a team of researchers.

17. 17 Brian Donnelly Although much of this impetus has come from my work in Drug R&D, where the 'questions' are very tough indeed, I see this capability as being subsumed into the desktop of everyone in due course. Although much of this impetus has come from my work in Drug R&D, where the 'questions' are very tough indeed, I see this capability as being subsumed into the desktop of everyone in due course. And this capability we would, of course, like to be embodied by our product - the Semantic Discovery System - SDS - at www.InSilicoDiscovery.com And this capability we would, of course, like to be embodied by our product - the Semantic Discovery System - SDS - at www.InSilicoDiscovery.com www.InSilicoDiscovery.com See September 9, 2008, “Excel and Semantic Web Unite” at SemanticWeb.Com See September 9, 2008, “Excel and Semantic Web Unite” at SemanticWeb.ComSemanticWeb.Com

18. 18 Mills Davis Mills Davis is founder and managing director of Project10X — a Washington, DC based research consultancy specializing in next wave semantic technologies, solutions, and business models. The firm’s clients include technology manufacturers, global 2000 corporations, government agencies, and web 3.0 start- ups. Mills Davis is founder and managing director of Project10X — a Washington, DC based research consultancy specializing in next wave semantic technologies, solutions, and business models. The firm’s clients include technology manufacturers, global 2000 corporations, government agencies, and web 3.0 start- ups. Mills serves as principal investigator for the Semantic Wave 2008 research program. A noted consultant and industry analyst, he has authored more than 100 reports, whitepapers, articles, and industry studies. Mills serves as principal investigator for the Semantic Wave 2008 research program. A noted consultant and industry analyst, he has authored more than 100 reports, whitepapers, articles, and industry studies. Mills is active in both government and industry-wide technology initiatives that are advancing semantic technologies. Mills is active in both government and industry-wide technology initiatives that are advancing semantic technologies.

19. 19 Joe Iaqunito Joe Iaqunito is a licensed practicing engineer currently employed by North Grumman Corporation/TASC as a system engineer and enterprise architect. Joe Iaqunito is a licensed practicing engineer currently employed by North Grumman Corporation/TASC as a system engineer and enterprise architect. He created his first Enterprise Architecture in 1965 while a systems engineer trainee for the IBM Corporation. He created his first Enterprise Architecture in 1965 while a systems engineer trainee for the IBM Corporation. Between then and now he has held a variety of positions in a broad variety of enterprises including engineering, manufacturing, banking and finance, telecommunications, defense, intelligence, and law enforcement. Between then and now he has held a variety of positions in a broad variety of enterprises including engineering, manufacturing, banking and finance, telecommunications, defense, intelligence, and law enforcement. He has held a range of titles from the aforementioned SE trainee to VP of Engineering. He has held a range of titles from the aforementioned SE trainee to VP of Engineering. Mr. Iaquinto earned a BSEE in Automatic Control from Drexel University and an MSEE in System Theory from Stanford University. Mr. Iaquinto earned a BSEE in Automatic Control from Drexel University and an MSEE in System Theory from Stanford University.