Workshop Position Statements
The following links are for the individual position statements as sent to the program committee. Here is a zipped collection of all of the statements that you can download for offline viewing, e.g. on route to Berlin!
See below for the lightning talks, posters, and demos.
- Adrian Gschwend
- Alastair Green
- Alex Miłowski
- Andy Seaborne
- Axel Polleres
- Barry Zane
- Benjamin Young
- Daniel Alvarez
- David Booth
- Dominik Tomaszuk (1)
- Dominik Tomaszuk (2)
- Eric Prud'hommeaux
- Evren Sirin
- Fabien Gandon
- Franz-AllegroGraph
- George Anadiotis
- Gilles Privat
- Hirokazu Chiba
- Irene Polikoff
- Jan Posiadała
- José Manuel Cantera Fonseca
- Joshua Shinavier
- Juan Sequeda
- Kjetil Kjernsmo
- Leonid Libkin
- Loïc Jeanson
- Manolis Koubarakis
- Marlène Hildebrand
- Mats Rydberg
- Mo McRoberts
- Natasa Varytimou
- Olaf Hartig
- Oskar van Rest
- Pelayo Quirós
- Petra Selmer
- Predrag Gruevski
- Romans Kasperovics
- Ruben Taelman
- Russ Harmer
- Schindler-Klan
- Shuai Ma
- Stefan Plantikow
- Theodoros Michalareas
- Thomas Bergwinkl
- Thomas Frisendal
- Thomas Lörtsch
Lightning Talks
These are the lightning talk presentations people submitted. You can also download the zipped collection for convenience in offline browsing.
- Querying RDF: SPARQL 1.2/2.0 and imperative query languages, Adrian Gschwend, Zazuko
- Mobile Money in Africa, Alex Miłowski, Orange Silicon Valley
- Need for VIEWs in graph systems, Barry Zane, Cambridge Semantics
- Vehicle graph data, Daniel Alvarez, BMW Research, New Technologies, Innovations
- The Sentient Web: IoT + graphs + AI/ML, Dave Raggett, W3C/ERCIM, Create-IoT & Boost 4.0
- Cypher and Gremlin Interoperation, Dmitry Novikov, Neueda Technologies (summary)
- Neo4J for Enterprise RDF Data Management, Ghislain Atemezing, MONDECA
- Cyber-Physical Graphs vs RDF graphs, Gilles Privat, Orange Labs, Grenoble, France
- JSON-LD 1.1 Update, Gregg Kellogg – Spec Ops
- An Executable Semantics as a Tool and Artifact of Language Standardization, Filip Murlak, University of Warsaw, Jan Posiadała, Nodes and Edges and Paweł Susicki, Nodes and Edges (summary)
- NGSI-LD: JSON-LD based representation and Open APIs for Property Graphs, José Manuel Cantera, FIWARE Foundation (summary)
- Implications of Solid, Kjetil Kjernsmo, Inrupt Inc.
- Cypher for Apache Spark, Max Kießling, neo4j
- Information Architecture, Natasa Varytimou, Thompson Reuters
- Graph Data on the Web: extend the pivot, don’t reinvent the wheel, Olivier Corby et al., Inria – Wimmics team
- SQL extensions for Property Graphs (PGs), Oskar van Rest, Jan Michels – Oracle (summary)
- Path Queries in Stardog, Pavel Klinov, VP R&D, Stardog Union, and Evren Sirin, Chief Scientist, Stardog Union
- Compiled GraphQL as a Database Query Language, Predrag Gruevski, Kensho
- A Product View on Graph Data: PoolParty Semantic Suite , Robert David CTO, Semantic Web Company
- Bridges between GraphQL and RDF, Ruben Taelman, IDLab, Ghent University — imec
- Schema validation and evolution for PGs, Russ Harmer, CNRS. Eugenia Oshurko, ENSL, and Angela Bonifati, Peter Furniss, Alastair Green and Hannes Voigt, Neo4J,
- Standardized local property graph models across browsers, Theodoros Michalareas, wappier.com
Posters
These are some of the posters that were displayed on Tuesday evening.
- Notation3 (N3) Logic, Dörthe Arndt
- YARS-PG: Serialization for Property Graphs, Dominik Tomaszuk, Renzo Angles, Łukasz Szeremeta, Karol Litman, and Diego Cisterna
- PGDL: A Interoperable Schema Format for Graphs, Dominik Tomaszuk and Łukasz Szeremeta
- Toward Interoperable Use of RDF and Property Graphs, Hirokazu Chiba, Shota Matsumoto and Ryota Yamanaka
Demos
These are the descriptions of some of the demos that were provided on Tuesday evening.
- Named property graphs, Dominik Tomaszuk and Łukasz Szeremeta
- Demonstration of GraphQL-LD, Ruben Taelman