Current developments at W3C, and the SW
Ivan Herman, W3C
Seoul, Korea, 24 June 2004
Slides of the presentation given at the KRTNET 2004 Conference, on the 24th of June, 2004, in Seoul, South-Korea.
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Table of Content:
- Some history
- W3C
- A World Wide Consortium...
- Membership
- Main Guiding Principles at W3C
- In What Follows I will…
- [No title]
- Data: XML & XML Toolkit
- Usage of the Web has Evolved
- Data & People
- What Some of Them Do…
- Data & People (cont.)
- The “Mobile Phenomenon”
- The Players
- Position of W3C
- An Enabling Technology: Modularization
- XHTML Basic/CSS Mobile
- SVG Mobile
- SMIL
- Multimedia Messaging (MMS)
- [No title]
- Data & Machines
- Data & Machines, Service Based
- Data & Machines, Service Based (cont.)
- Data & Machines, Metadata Based
- [No title]
- The Web is for Everybody!
- How do we Achieve This?
- Content Adaptation (CC/PP)
- Example: Adapted Presentation
- Multimodal Interaction
- Grammars
- Speech Recognition
- Simple Example in SRGS
- Ink Markup Language (InkML)
- Simple InkML Example
- Horizontal Activities at W3C
- Example: International Text
- [No title]
- Towards a Semantic Web
- Example: Searching
- Example: Automatic Assistant
- Example: Data(base) Integration
- Example: Digital Libraries
- Example: Semantics of Web Services
- What Is Needed?
- Problem Example
- Statements
- Resource Description Framework
- Simple RDF statements
- URI-s Play a Fundamental Role
- More on RDF
- Use of RDF in our example
- RDF is not Enough…
- Possible Issues to Handle
- Ontologies
- W3C’s Ontology Language (OWL)
- An Example in OWL
- Deduction Possibilities
- Further Possibilities in OWL
- The Work is Going On…
- WS/SW: Complementary Technologies
- Convergence (at W3C)
- SW Applications
- SW Application Examples
- SW Application Examples (cont)
- SW Application Examples (cont)
- SW Application Examples (cont)
- SW Application Examples (cont)
- SW Application Examples (cont)
- SW Application Examples (cont)
- Available Specifications: Primers
- Further infos
- Is SW Research?
- Where Does the Metadata Come From?
- Further Information