- From: <tanja.sieber@t-dos.de>
- Date: Wed, 26 Oct 2005 13:30:25 +0200 (CEST)
- To: semantic-web@w3.org
Hello, :: Yes, there are always ways around the problem. However, it is very hard :: to find such a problem, especially if the ontology gets big or you're :: reusing someone else's ontology (and that is what the Semantic Web is :: all about; reuse). apropos "Re-use": I know that there is an archive of all posted mails of this mailinglist on the W3C-list-site and I already searched there, but at the moment I do actually feel completely information and knowledge 'overloaded'. Propose that I'm a beginner in that whole domain: could you recommend me useful links and comments in german or english towards - examples of ontologies of special domains - sites or portals for beginners/advanced and experts about semantic web, information modelling, knowledge modelling (and in that context certainly also ontologies) - examples of ontology-driven processing on documents - practice examples or research topics dealing with implementation of semantic web and/or ontologies in order to process business processes (e.g. documentation process) - mailinglists, forums or newsletters, that help further on - still existing problems and challenges in that field? Or shortly expressed: I would like to get a good overview of the state of the art and the history (sounds like centuries:-)) in order to feel having a starting point for my PhD thesis. I searched already a lot in internet, but still miss THE site that contains more than only one or two easy-formulated and easy-understandable sentences about the 'semantic web' and at this moment I feel also a bit frustrated, because I see, that the terminology in that field is not really well-used by most authors of papers and articles. In the one paper ontology means topic map, in the other ontology seems to mean something completely others. And I have another question: I'm member in other mailingslists and in some of them there is a quite good thing, that if someone posts a question, he or she has to give after a certain time a summary of the given answers and followed discussions. It makes it much more easier and faster for all, as one knows, that a summary will follow up. What dou you think about to introduce that way also here in this mailingslist? Looking forward for your comments, Tanja **************************************************************************************** Best Regards / Mit freundlichen Grüssen / Üdvözlettel Dipl.-Ing. Tanja Sieber t-dos Technische Dokumentationen und Schulungen www.t-dos.de GENIAL Snowboards www.genial-snowboards.de Friedrichshafen Stuttgart Mobil: +49-170-901 69 77 Karlsruhe München (Germany) VoIP: +49-89-420 95 56 93 Miskolc (Hungary) Mobil: +36-70-547 70 64 Tel.: +36-46-433 531 Kindness is the language, which the deaf can hear and the blind can see (Mark Twain) **************************************************************************************** ____________ Virus checked by G DATA AntiVirusKit Version: AVK 16.666 from 26.09.2005 Virus news: www.antiviruslab.com
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