[ESIP-all] Fwd: December IT&I Rant and Rave: "ESIP Innovates!" tomorrow 3:00 PM EDT

[Matthew Austin - NOAA Federal via ESIP-all]

Hello ESIP Community,

We have an exciting IT&I Rant and Rave scheduled for tomorrow if you
are available and interested.

Matt

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Matthew Austin - NOAA Federal <matthew.austin at noaa.gov>
Date: Wed, Dec 3, 2014 at 8:17 AM
Subject: December IT&I Rant and Rave: "ESIP Innovates!" tomorrow 3:00 PM EDT
To: "esip-interoperability at lists.esipfed.org"
<esip-interoperability at lists.esipfed.org>


All,

What: “ESIP Innovates!” IT & Interoperability December meeting
Highlight: Presentation on Evaluating the ESIP Ontologies for Mapping
and Reconciliation Project, and ToolMatch Service Testbed Project
Date and Time:  Thursday December 4th, at 3-4 PM Eastern
Webcast/Dial-in:
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1. Go to https://esipfed.webex.com
2. Click join next to the IT&;I meeting
If a password is required, enter the Meeting Password: 23136782

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To start the audio portion of the Personal Conference meeting w/ phone
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Call-in toll-free number (US/Canada): 1-877-668-4493
Access code: 23136782

The Evaluating ESIP Ontologies for Mapping and Reconciliation Project
works to develop a semi‐automated means for curating ontologies and
reconciling their representations. This happens through backend
mappings for semantically similar terms from different ontologies for
the same domain. This project highlights the gaps in coverage and
provides the basis for developing new ontologies or ontology modules.

 The ToolMatch Service Testbed Project is a service based on
community-built semantic web applications that will provide data users
with the means to match their datasets with a comprehensive list of
useful, appropriate tools, and also provide data tool developers with
datasets or data collections that will work with their tools. Imagine
being able to discover exactly what tools can be used with your data,
and what datasets can be well-used with your favorite tools.

 We hope you can join in, and learn how these projects may help your
own research.

Matt


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