Workshop Program

See: Workshop Site

See also the list of all accepted papers.

Day 1 (Wednesday, 27 April 2005)

Time	Activity / Session
7:30	breakfast (provided)
8:30	Getting Acquainted Welcome Introductions Terry Moriarty, Inastrol: Business Rule Classification Eric Miller: Rules and the Semantic Web Michael Kifer: Requirements for an Expressive Rule Language Discussion
10:30	break
11:00	General Requirements Ed Barkmeyer, NIST: NIST "Position Paper" for the W3C Workshop on Rule Languages for Interoperability Massimo Marchiori: Ten Theses on Logic Languages for the Semantic Web Colleen McClintock, ILOG: General Requirements for Production Rule Systems Discussion
12:30	lunch (provided)
1:30	Candidate Technologies Jos de Bruijn: WSML Harold Boley, RuleML Initiative: RuleML Position Statement Benjamin Grosof: Rules in the Semantic Web Services Language (SWSL): An Overview for Standardization Directions Tim Berners-Lee: Experience with N3 Rules Bijan Parsia: SWRL Discussion
4:00	break
4:30	Standards Work Production Rules (for OMG PRRWG) Paul D Vincent: OMG Production Rule Representation - Context and Current Status (for JSR-94) Daniel Selman: Java Community and Rule Engine Standards (for BRT) Donald Chapin, Business Rules Team: Semantics of Business Vocabulary & Business Rules (SBVR) Dan Connolly, W3C, W3C Process: A Means to an End Discussion
6:00	End of Day (dinner not provided)

Day 2 (Thursday, 28 April 2005)

Time	Activity / Session
7:30	breakfast (provided)
8:30	Use Cases - Part 1 Christine Golbreich: Use Case: Ontology with Rules for identifying brain anatomical structures Doug Clark, Metier: Rules Concerning Project Management Ontologies Phil Archer, Internet Content Rating Association: Rule Languages for Interoperability - ICRA Position Paper for W3C Workshop Christopher J. Matheus, Versatile Information Systems: Using Ontology-based Rules for Situation Awareness and Information Fusion Srinivas Krovvidy, Fannie Mae: Interoperability and Rule Languages Dave Reynolds, HP: Rule Languages for Interoperability Discussion
10:30	break
11:00	Use Cases - Part 2 Harry Chen: Rules for Geospacial Semantic Web Application Jeffrey Ritter: The Use of Rule Languages for Policy and Legal Compliance Kurt Godden, GM: Position Paper on Rule Languages for Interoperability Mark H Linehan, IBM: Business Rule Standards -- Interoperability and Portability Discussion
12:30	lunch (provided)
1:30	Candidate Technologies - Part 2 Pat Hayes: Simple Common Logic Stefan Decker: TRIPLE - RDF Rule Language with Context and Use Cases Michael Sintek: RDF/RuleML Interoperability Discussion
3:00	break
3:30	Use Cases - Part 3 Gary Hallmark, Oracle: A Business Rule Perspective on a Standard Rule Language Thomas Roessler: Rule Language Requirements for Privacy-Enabled Identify Management Suzette Stoutenburg, MITRE: Toward a Standard Rule Language for Semantic Integration of the DoD Enterprise Discussion
4:30	short break
4:45	What's Next Panel / Roundtable
6:00	End of Workshop

$Id: program.html,v 1.15 2005/04/25 16:53:44 sandro Exp $