Cfp - WLT 2014 (Workshop on Hyperlinking in the Web of Linked Things) at HT 2014

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CALL FOR PAPERS

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Workshop on Hyperlinking in the Web of Linked Things - (WLT 2014)

in conjunction with HT 2014, Santiago del Chile, Chile, September 1-4, 2014





IMPORTANT DATES

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Submission of papers: May 23 2014

Notification of authors: June 06 2014

Delivery of camera-ready copy: June 12 2014

Workshop day: September 01 2014





MOTIVATIONS

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The idea of linking the Web and physical things is not new, but in the
last years this line of research has grown exponentially. The Web of
Things is about exploiting Web standards to connect physical objects.
They can be everyday objects with attached tokens linked to a virtual
counterpart on the Web, which users can scan to get information about
them. However they can also be smart physical objects with embedded
sensors and processing capabilities that make them able to stream data
and process them. Embedded tiny Web servers make even possible to
communicate to such objects using HTTP standards and to invoke
services provided by the objects. Users can perform such actions
remotely as well, thanks to their URI reference. This makes physical
things gateway to the world of physical and virtual things, through
hyperlinks between them. If physical things are also smart, they can
reason about their properties and be able to generate new links among
these physical things, by disco





vering similarities between them.

Direct consequences are the URI explosion and the need of new
approaches to manage heterogeneity. Linked Data principles advocate
the need of a single data model to represent things and the use of
typed hyperlinks, in order to make links or objects processable,
understandable and discoverable by machines.

The goal of this workshop is to discuss the issues that arise
concerning the new Web of Linked Things.  It wishes to stimulate a
discussion about the current state-of-art and the ongoing projects
that concern the discovery and linking of things, not necessarily
limited to Linked Data-based approaches.



TOPICS

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Relevant workshop topics include but are not limited to:



- Semantics for the Web of Thinks

- Linked data for the Web of Thinks

- Automatic generation of links

- Discovery of things

- Link annotation

- Link updating

- Adaptive links

- Methods to query data produced by things

- Nomadic objects and nomadic links

- User interaction with linked things





FORMAT

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Long papers (8 pages) for research papers

Short papers (4 pages) for position papers and starting approach

All submissions should be formatted according to the official ACM SIG
proceedings template and submitted via EasyChair.

Accepted formats are Postscript and PDF.



The workshop will consist of a part of accepted papers presentation
and a part of a discussion among participants. We are considering the
opportunity to have an expert in the topic to give an invited talk.



Proceedings



Accepted papers will be included in the workshop proceedings and will
be published on the workshop webpage and on CEUR-WS.org site (ISSN:
1613-0073).

At least one author of an accepted paper needs to register for the WLT
2014 workshop.







SUBMISSION

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Please submit your paper via EasyChair before registration:

https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=wlt2014

You need to open a personal account upon the first login, if you do
not have one.





ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

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Carlos Buil-Aranda, Pontificia Universidad Cat—lica de Chile, Chile

Federica Cena,  University of Torino, Italy

Ilaria Torre, University of Genoa, Italy





PROGRAM COMMITTEE (to be finalized)

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Marcelo Arenas, Department of Computer Science, Pontificia Universidad
Catolica de Chile,

Oscar Corcho, Department of Artificial Intelligenge, Universidad
Politécnica de Madrid,

Olaf Hartig, David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science, University
of Waterloo, Canada,

Dominikus Heckmann, Hochschule Amberg-Weiden, German Research Center
for AI, Germany,

Aidan Hogan, Deptartment of Computer Science, Universidad de Chile,

Alexander Kröner, DFKI GmbH, Saarbrücken, Germany.

Francesco Osborne, Department of Computer Science, University of Turin, Italy,

Sergey  Sosnovsky, CeLTech, DFKI, Germany,

Serena Villata, INRIA Sophia Antipolis, France.

Received on Tuesday, 22 April 2014 00:46:42 UTC