[esip-semantictech] SWEET paper
Simon.Cox at csiro.au
Simon.Cox at csiro.au
Tue Oct 31 03:20:58 EDT 2017
I think we need to clarify the scope of the proposed paper.
The special issue is on ontology engineering, so the focus should not be on SWEET per se.
Rather on the engineering decisions and use of patterns and practices.
In this vein, I think there are stories on the following:
- modularization
- use (or not) of external ontologies
- alignment to external ontologies
- versioning philosophy, past and present
- URI / namespace
- opaque vs memorable URIs
- OWL profile and expressivity
- classes vs individuals
- conceptual level
- inferring semantics from deep subsumption hierarchy ...
- documentation
- open development platform (GitHub process)
We also need to be very very clear that SWEET itself is a work-in-progress, so some of the propositions and recommendations are not (yet) executed.
Simon
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Subject: [esip-semantictech] SWEET paper
All,
I've changed the subject line; hopefully that's helpful when email sifting. :)
I had been doing some preliminary work on the evolution of SWEET. Don't get excited, I didn't get very far---and if anyone wants to collaborate please ping me. I did compile a few summary statistics that might be helpful here. It's OWLAPI stuff for each version, nothing sexy (yet).
I'm not entirely sure if it would be useful here, but if there were some front matter explaining a bit of the history of SWEET, including why it's unique and how the engineering effort has morphed, that might provide a bit of contextual richness when describing the current effort.
I'm happy to share, but I wasn't sure where to share (and I'm trying to get away from gross email attachments) :).
So...where is this being compiled/discussed? Email, Github, Slack, Gitter, Loomio, Overleaf, Authorea...YATINALF (Yet Another Tool I'll Need A Login For)? I don't mind any, just trying to make sure I don't miss out. :)
\mm/
/Brandon
On 29/10/2017 18:24, yjiang8 via esip-semanticweb wrote:
>
> Good idea, Lewis. Might be worth mentioning applications built on
> SWEET like ESKG and Mudrod too. Please count me in.
>
> Thanks,
> Yongyao
>
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>> On Oct 29, 2017, at 1:58 PM, Justin Goldstein - NOAA Affiliate via
>> esip-semanticweb <esip-semanticweb at lists.esipfed.org
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>> Please count me in for the SWEET paper.
>>
>> Best,
>> Justin
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>> I agree with Brandon - a good idea with a rather short fuse!
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>> Ruth
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>> > On Oct 27, 2017, at 9:53 PM, Mcgibbney, Lewis J (398M) via
>> esip-semanticweb <esip-semanticweb at lists.esipfed.org
>> <mailto:esip-semanticweb at lists.esipfed.org>> wrote:
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>> > Good Evening Folks,
>> > I would like to put a paper in on This for SWEET.
>> > If anyone would like to be involved, please let me know here.
>> I'll begin to pull something together as well and post the draft here.
>> > Lewis
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>> >> The Journal of Web Semantics invites submissions for a special
>> issue on Ontology Engineering to be edited by Valentina Tamma,
>> Matthew Horridge, and Bijan Parsia. Submissions are due by 13
>> November, 2017.
>> >>
>> >>
>> https://www.journals.elsevier.com/journal-of-web-semantics/call-for-papers/special-issue-on-ontology-engineering
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>> >> The Web Ontology Language (OWL) became a World Wide Web
>> Consortium standard in 2004. It has since been used in many
>> diverse domains from geography to medicine where many people,
>> groups, and consortia build, maintain and regularly publish
>> high-quality, production-level ontologies. In this time ontology
>> engineering has evolved considerably with the development of new
>> methodologies, techniques, tools, and processes for ontology
>> creation and maintenance. The actual process of creating
>> ontologies has begun to shift from being a small scale, completely
>> manual process to a combination of manual, semi-automated, and
>> programmatic techniques and from single-person or small-group
>> efforts to large-scale collaborative efforts. Concurrently,
>> ontology engineering research, often drawing inspiration from the
>> increasing empirical rigor of the software engineering community,
>> has grown more sophisticated.
>> >>
>> >> The goal for this special issue is to provide a venue to
>> showcase the breadth and depth of ontology engineering and
>> ontology engineering research. We are particularly interested in
>> empirical papers which aim to explore or demonstrate the benefits
>> of ontologies to larger efforts or of some technique or tooling on
>> the development of ontologies. We encourage principled
>> methodological diversity and welcome papers with significant
>> methodological interest even if the results are null or negative.
>> In addition to standard research papers, we welcome submission of
>> short case studies or system/ontology/method/application
>> descriptions, though we would encourage more general reviews where
>> possible, reserving short papers for cases with some special
>> focus, novelty, or clear interest. We recommend consulting with
>> the Guest Editors before submission of such papers.
>> >>
>> >> We are happy to receive pre-submission of an experimental plan
>> especially if the risk of null results is high and will provide
>> feedback.
>> >>
>> >> Topics of interest include (but are not limited to):
>> >>
>> >> Ontology Engineering Research Methodology
>> >> Ontology Engineering Methodologies
>> >> Ontology Learning (from text, data, or other sources)
>> >> Ontology Visualisation
>> >> Quality Assurance
>> >> Ontology Debugging
>> >> Collaborative Ontology Engineering practices
>> >> Ontology Engineering workflows
>> >> Document based ontology engineering
>> >> Continuous Integration for Ontology Engineering
>> >> Ontology Testing
>> >> Explanation of Entailments in Ontologies
>> >> Ontology Comprehension
>> >> Ontology Design Patterns
>> >> Ontology Versioning, Change, and Evolution
>> >> Ontology Engineering Case Studies
>> >> Agile Practices in Ontology Engineering
>> >> User Studies on Ontology Engineering
>> >> Ontology Modularisation
>> >> Programmatic Approaches to Ontology Engineering
>> >> Problems and Challenges of Reusing Ontologies
>> >> Ontology Publishing Strategies
>> >> Application of Software Engineering Techniques to Ontology
>> Engineering
>> >> Metrics for Ontology Engineering
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> Guest Editors
>> >>
>> >> Valentina Tamma, University of Liverpool,
>> v.tamma at liverpool.ac.uk <mailto:v.tamma at liverpool.ac.uk>
>> <mailto:v.tamma at liverpool.ac.uk <mailto:v.tamma at liverpool.ac.uk>>
>> >> Matthew Horridge, Stanford University,
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>> >> Important Dates
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>> >> Submission deadline: 13 November 2017
>> >> Author notification: 5 February 2017
>> >> Final version: 16 April 2018
>> >> Final notification: 14 May 2018
>> >> Publication: 3rd Quarter 2018
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>> >> _______________________________________________________
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