PhD Symposium scheduled date: Monday, May 30th, 2016, 9:00 - 17.30

Tentative Program

Accepted Papers

• Ruben Taelman. Continuously Self-Updating Queries over Dynamic Heterogeneous Linked Data
• Emir Muñoz. On Learnability of Constraints from RDF Data
• Tobias Weller. A Semantic Approach for Process Annotation and Similarity Analysis
• Marco Rovera. A knowledge-based framework for events representation and reuse from historical archives
• Nicole Merkle. Distributed Context-Aware Applications by means of Web of Things and Semantic Web Technologies
• Benjamin Timmermans. Exploiting disagreement through open-ended tasks for capturing interpretation spaces
• Amna Basharat. Semantics Driven Human-Machine Computation Framework for Linked Islamic Knowledge Engineering
• Oana Inel. Machine-Crowd Annotation Workflow for Event Understanding across Collections and Domains
• Alexander Dejonghe. Towards scalable federated context-aware stream reasoning
• Eugen Ruppert. Unsupervised Conceptualization and Semantic Text Indexing for Information Extraction