Nov. 9. Daegu, South Korea, at DCMI 2023
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Themes for the NKOS Workshop
The 2023 NKOS workshop will explore the potential of Knowledge Organization Systems (KOS), such as terminologies, vocabularies, classification systems, taxonomies, thesauri, ontologies, and lexical databases, in the context of current developments and possibilities. The workshop welcomes timely presentations/demonstrations of early exploratory or speculative work, work in process, initial results, as well as more mature results selected from the following topics:
- Quality and Governance.
- Domain Modeling.
- Terminology/Vocabulary Development and KOS Mapping.
- History and Ethics.
- Automated Indexing.
- Machine Learning.
Presentations & Speakers
Welcome and Introduction
- Joseph Busch (Taxonomy Strategies, USA.)
Panel. KOS Terminology Services [pdf]
- Exploring the infrastructures, tools, and approaches used in vocabulary and ontology portals, registries, and individual KOS services
Panel. KOS Terminology Services. - Asian & American session, hybrid.
- Introduction
- Marcia L. Zeng (Kent State University, USA.) [ppt]
- BioPortal and OntoPortal
- John Graybeal (Stanford University, USA.) [abstract][ppt]
- MedPortal and BMICC
- Xiaolin Yang (Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, China) [abstract][ppt]
- OCLC FAST and Dewey
(cont.) Panel. KOS Terminology Services. European 1 Session, virtual.
- Introduction
- Douglas Tudhope (University of South Wales, UK.) [ppt]
- State-of-the-art browsing of SKOS resources in AgroPortal
- Clement Jonquet (University of Montpellier & CNRS, France) [abstract]
- KOKO upper ontology cloud
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Matias Frosterus (National Library of Finland) & Eero Hyvönen
(Aalto University and University of Helsinki, Finland) [abstract][ppt]
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Linked Conservation Data
- Athanasios Velios
(English Heritage, UK) [abstract][ppt]
(cont.) Panel. KOS Terminology Services. European 2 Session, virtual.
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Chinese Iconography Thesaurus (CIT) database and online service
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Etienne Posthumus (Leibniz Institute for Information Infrastructure, Karlsruhe Germany) & Hongxing Zhang (Victoria and Albert Museum, UK) [abstract][ppt]
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BARTOC
- Uma Balakrishnan & Jakob Voss
(Head Office of Common Library Network (VZG), Germany) [abstract][ppt]
Papers and Invited Talks
AI and KOS
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Generating a Classification Using ChatGPT
- Xia Lin (Drexel University, USA.) [abstract]
- National Agricultural Library Thesaurus (NALT) for the Machine Age
- Tom Baker (Plain Semantics, Germany) [abstract]
Domain Modeling
- Modeling Ritual Activities of Intangible Cultural Heritage
- Sophy S. Chen (Academia Sinica, Taiwan) [abstract]
- Modeling a Business Classification Scheme for Sustainable Economic Development Projects
- Joseph Busch (Taxonomy Strategies, USA.) [abstract]
Vocabulary Development
- Contribution of Singapore People, Organisations and Places Name Authority Data
- Glenn Hong, Yaw Huah Chow (National Library Board, Singapore) [abstract][ppt]
- Linking Bibliographic Data to Hidden Knowledge Workers, Translators
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Ziyoug Park (Hansung University, South Korea) [abstract]
Announcements & reports
- Joseph Busch (Taxonomy Strategies, USA.)
Registration
Option 1. Participation in the in-person workshop and the full DCMI conference will require registration included with the rest of the Dublin Core conference [https://www.dublincore.org/conferences/2023/registration/].
- Note: Those only participating in the in-person workshop will pay a small fee to cover lunch and refreshments.
Option 2. Participation in the virtual workshop will require pre-registration on Eventbrite [https://www.eventbrite.com/e/nkos-workshop-2023-tickets-705949994437] to get access to the online sessions but will be free.
Program Committee
Program Committee
- Co-Chairs
- Program Committee Members
