Jonathan,
Perhaps the greatest of all!
Brian O.
On 4/20/06 3:36 AM, "Jonathan Rees" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> entomology is a life science, isn't it?
International Workshop on Semantic e-Science 3rd September, 2006, Beijing, China. (SeS2006), co-located with ASWC2006http://km.aifb.uni-karlsruhe.de/ws/SeS2006/===Call for PapersIn the successful series of Semantic Grid and e-Science e
I've been lurking on this list for over a year, so it's probably time
for me to post my self-introduction.
I work for Science Commons on the NeuroCommons
(http://neurocommons.org/), a pilot project to develop and promote
some of the ideas behind Science Commons (http://sciencecommons.org/).
The N
OK, so how about making up a plausible and specific story
-- perhaps adding onto this one -- and attach $'s to it
somehow?
What the heck is a nonlinear reduction
formula?
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Don't forget Monday's BioRDF call.
Agenda
- Brian Osborne will be describing his experiences with using D2RQ for
converting SMID into RDF
- Olivier Bodenreider will be discussing his ideas for converting OMIM
and/or Entrez Gene into RDF
- AOB
Call Details
Date of Call: Monday April 24, 2006
Hi, Roger
Good story.
I would like to "dream" about
one more important benefit that might come out of semantic web: the re-usable
knowledgebase.
In your calculation, "Supposing
that a large company might have fifty such issues to research per year,
we find a $5.5M expense being reduced to $0.5
I would like to highlight the analysis below of "blocking factors" (in
the second Q&A). IMO this is the most succinct, acccurate and useful
statement of this sort I have seen. I would particularly like to agree
with "the community needs to know why RDF is needed above and beyond
traditional RDBM
It seems to me that Davide's case study can pretty easily be made into
an ROI story titled something like "Computer Aided Literature Searches".
I'm obviously not the one to do this for real, since I don't know enough
about the subject matter to talk about it convincingly, but let me take
a crack a
Apologies for not having sent these out sooner:
http://www.w3.org/2006/04/06-hcls-minutes.html
Eric
Thanks Alan,
This is certainly the kind of benefits story that has ROI potential.
The pieces I would still need to collect are:
1) What was the approximate savings in time and cost by doing this using
OWL vs. the more traditional way
2) What are some of the later realized costs of using error
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