Programme

Tuesday, 10.09.2019

Gartenhalle, Festplatz 3, 76137 Karlsruhe - view map

TimePlenaryHall 2Hall 3Hall 4Hall 5Show Area
09:00
Welcome to the 15th SEMANTICS conference

Opening

Chair: Harald Sack, Martin Kaltenböck, Tassilo Pellegrini
09:15
Session 1.0

Keynote I

Chair: Martin Kaltenböck

  • Michael J. Sullivan
    Hybrid Knowledge Management Architectures
10:15 - 10:30CHANGE ROOMS / SHORT BREAK
10:30
Session 1.1

Natural Language Processing

Chair: Yulia Svetashova

  • Andreas BlumauerBruno Wildhaber
    Deep Text Analytics with Knowledge Graphs and Machine Learning
  • Tobias SchmittCedric KulbachYork Sure-Vetter
    Improving NLU Training over Linked Data with Placeholder Concepts
  • Catherine Faron ZuckerMolka Tounsi DhouibAndrea Tettamanzi
    An Ontology Matching Approach Combining Word Embedding and the Radius Measure
  • Simon GottschalkNicolas TempelmeierGuenter KnieselVasileios IosifidisBesnik FetahuElena Demidova
    Towards a Framework for Semantic Data Analytics Workflows
Session 1.2

Semantic Information Management

Chair: Andre Langer

  • Sebastian BaderMaria Maleshkova
    The Semantic Asset Administration Shell
  • Susana Lopez Sola
    GNOSS Graph Data & Analytics applied to Adveo Group for demand predictive analytics and dynamic price management
  • David Kuilman
    Content profiles, a common data standard for data, content and knowledge models for any enterprise
Session 1.3

Knowledge Discovery & Semantic Search

Chair: Nicole Merkle

  • Ian Piper
    Diving into the PoolParty API and surfacing with treasure! Novel applications for content classification and taxonomy development
  • Cora SchollStefan KüppersRüdiger Schütz
    Classification of customer data into business categories - based on machine learning vs. a rule-based semantic approach
  • Andreea IanaSteffen JungPhilipp NaeserAliaksandr BirukouSven HertlingHeiko Paulheim
    Building a Conference Recommender System based on SciGraph and WikiCFP
  • Awais Manzoor BajwaDiego CollaranaMaria Esther Vidal
    Interaction Network Analysis Using Semantic Similarity based on Translation Embeddings
Session 1.4

Knowledge Graphs

Chair: Pieter Colpaert

  • Thomas Burg
    Knowledge Graphs: Fundamental concepts of linking data to knowledge
  • Andreas Harth
    From Representing Knowledge to Representing Behaviour
  • Mark Grabau
    Accelerating innovation at the confluence of human-curated content and artificial intelligence
Session 1.5

Minute Madness / Legal Tech

Chair: MinMad: Mehwish Alam & Ricardo Usbeck / LegalTech: Sabrina Kirrane

  • Ricardo UsbeckMehwish Alam
    Posters and Demos - Minute Madness
  • Christian Dirschl
    LegalTech – To whom it may concern
  • Magnus Knuth
    Ensuring GDPR compliance with Knowledge Graphs at large German powertool manufacturer
Session 1.6

Product Presentations

Chair: Sebastian Hellmann

  • Dr. Sebastian Tramp
    eccenca Corporate Memory
  • Emma Thomas
    Building and Visualising Enterprise-Ready Knowledge Graphs in the Cloud
  • Sylvia KleimannGeorg Pfannl
    Knowledge Graph Implementation - inspire the users to support your approach!
  • Thomas StengelDieter Geiß
    STN, the patent information service for professional searches
12:00 - 12:15CHANGE ROOMS / SHORT BREAK
12:15
Session 2.1

Panel Talk

Chair: Martin Kaltenböck

  • Martin KaltenböckKarin MockSonja ZillnerSören AuerZach WahlAndreas Blumauer
    Panel Discussion: The Power of Knowledge Graphs and AI
Session 2.2

Knowledge Extraction

Chair: Kārlis Čerāns

  • Jens LehmannGezim SejdiuDamien GrauxImran KhanIoanna LytraHajira Jabeen
    Towards A Scalable Semantic-based Distributed Approach for SPARQL query evaluation
  • Andrew YoungJane Frazier
    Normalising the long tail of role titles in an online employment marketplace
Session 2.3

Distributed Ledger Technologies

Chair: York Sure-Vetter

  • Darshan HinguAnh Le-TuanManfred HauswirthDanh Le Phuoc
    Incorporating Blockchain into RDF Store at The Lightweight Edge Devices
  • Christoph BraunTobias Kaefer
    Verifying the Integrity of Hyperlinked Information using Linked Data and Smart Contracts
Session 2.4

Linked Data & Data Integration

Chair: Matthias Landhäußer

  • Daniel Herzig
    Creating Value from Data with Knowledge Graphs
  • Robin KeskisaerkkaeEva BlomqvistLeili LindOlaf Hartig
    RSP-QL*: Enabling Statement-Level Annotations in RDF Streams *)
Session 2.5

LegalTech

Chair: Sabrina Kirrane

  • Elena LeitnerGeorg RehmJulian Moreno Schneider
    Fine-grained Named Entity Recognition in Legal Documents
  • Guido Van der Wolk
    Open Government and the Semantic Web: a field report
Session 2.6

StartUP Presentations

Chair: Sebastian Gabler

  • Peter Hopfgartner
    ONTOPIC
  • Christian Piepenbrock
    Integrated development environment for business solutions based on knowledge networks for smart data
13:15 - 14:45LUNCH
14:45
Session 3.0

Keynote II

Chair: Christian Dirschl

  • Michel Dumontier
    Accelerating biomedical discovery with an Internet of FAIR data and services
15:45 - 16:00CHANGE ROOMS / SHORT BREAK
16:00 - 17:30
Session 3.1

Thesaurus & Ontology Management

Chair: Tassilo Pellegrini

  • Andreas Blumauer
    How to extract hidden information and ‘aboutness’ from text using SKOS, ontologies, corpus analysis and linked data
  • Philippe MartinOlivier Corby
    Ontology Design Rules Based On Comparability Via Certain Relations
  • Moritz Eberl
    Improving Software Engineering with Ontologies – modom.io in the Field
Session 3.2

Semantic Information Management

Chair: Andre Langer

  • Karin Mock
    Upstream - Managing Knowledge in the Oil & Gas Industry into the digital age.
  • Axel-Cyrille Ngonga NgomoRia Hari GusmitaRricha JalotaDaniel VollmersJan ReinekeRicardo Usbeck
    QUANT-Question Answering Benchmark Curator
  • Dmitry Mironov
    Automated KOS-based Subject Indexing in INIS
Session 3.3

Knowledge Discovery & Semantic Search

Chair: Jindrich Mynarz

  • Ahmad Alrifai
    From specific problems to a generic solution: A scalable framework for analyzing Big Data of Patent Information
  • Christoph Stahl
    Creating a semantic food knowledge base with cooking recipes for a meal recommender system
  • Polach Tomas
    Democratizing Linked Data - A picture is worth a thousand words with embedded linked metadata.
Session 3.4

Knowledge Graphs

Chair: Olaf Hartig

  • Emil KuricJavier D. FernándezOlha Drozd
    Knowledge Graph Exploration: A Usability Evaluation of Query Builders for Laypeople
  • Leila FeddoulSirko SchindlerFrank Loeffler
    Automatic Facet Generation and Selection over Knowledge Graphs
  • Sebastian Faubel
    "Working effectively with Enterprise Knowledge Graphs in C# - Trinity at Schneider Electric "
Session 3.5

LegalTech

Chair: Sabrina Kirrane

  • Harshvardhan J. PanditDeclan O’SullivanDave Lewis
    Test-driven Approach Towards GDPR Compliance
  • Marco Comerio
    An Innovative Semantic Solution to Turn Transport Data into EU Compliance
  • Erwin Filtz
    A legal knowledge graph for improved law accessibility
from 19:00Conference Dinner

Legend

Special Programme
Special Track - Legal Tech

*) Nominated for Best Paper Award

Wednesday, 11.09.2019

Gartenhalle, Festplatz 3, 76137 Karlsruhe - view map

TimePlenaryHall 2Hall 3Hall 4Hall 5
09:00
Session 4.0

Keynote III

Chair: Joe Hilger

  • Andy BoydBrendan Nielsen
    High-grading Business Decisions through Semantic Technology
10:00 - 10:15CHANGE ROOMS / SHORT BREAK
10:15
Session 4.1

Data Integration

Chair: Pieter Colpaert

  • Jan Portisch
    MELT - Matching EvaLuation Toolkit
  • Raf BuyleBert Van Nuffelen
    The rise of Linked Organisations in Flanders
Session 4.2

Knowledge Extraction

Chair: Gezim Sejdiu

  • Abhisha BhattacharyyaIlya BaldinYufeng XinKemafor Anyanwu
    Evaluating Generalized Path Queries by Integrating Algebraic Path Problem Solving with Graph Pattern Matching
  • Edgard MarxGustavo Publio
    CACAO : Conditional Spread Activation for Keyword Factual Query Interpretation
Session 4.3

Smart Connectivity & Interlinking

Chair: Tobias Käfer

  • Charbel El kaed
    The Role of Semantics in Google's Smart Building Platform
  • Stefanos VrochidisIoannis KompatsiarisGeorgios Meditskos
    V4Ann: Representation and Interlinking of Atom-based Annotations of Digital Content
Session 4.4

Knowledge Graphs

Chair: Harshvardhan Pandit

  • Klaus Reichenberger
    Industry-proven AI applications based on an Enterprise Knowledge Graph
  • Jens LehmannHajira JabeenShimaa IbrahimSaid FathallaHamed Shariat Yazdi
    From Monolingual to Multilingual Ontologies: The Role of Cross-lingual Ontology Enrichment
Session 4.5

Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage

Chair: Victor De Boer

  • Ricardo Alonso Maturana
    The Prado on the Web: An eternal beauty braid for the digital transformation of he Prado Museum
  • Robert David
    A knowledge-based recommender for the Rijksmuseum artworks
11:15 - 11:45NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK
11:45
Session 5.1

Knowledge Graphs

Chair: Irene Celino

  • Bianca PereiraCecile RobinTobias DaudertJohn P. McCraePaul BuitelaarPranab Mohanty
    Taxonomy Extraction for Customer Service Knowledge Base Construction *)
  • Markus Freudenberg
    Accelerating lead times and inventory with Knowledge Graphs at Nokia and RFS
Session 5.2

Natural Language Processing

Chair: Nicole Merkle

  • Felix SasakiChristian Lieske
    Language-related Linked (Open) Data for Knowledge Solutions, Artificial Intelligence and more
  • Anderson Gomes Cunha
    Virtual Assistant for Electricity Operating Procedures
Session 5.3

Smart Connectivity & Interlinking

Chair: Tassilo Pellegrini

  • Boris Shalumov
    Semantic Variant Configuration Management
  • Tomas Knap
    Knowledge Graph Enrichment Scenarios with PoolParty Semantic Integrator
Session 5.4

Thesaurus & Ontology Management

Chair: Fatma Chamekh

  • Heather Hedden
    Mapping Taxonomies, Thesauri, and Ontologies
  • Marcos Da Silveira
    Dynaccurate – A tool to deal with the evolution of terminologies, mappings and semantic annotations
Session 5.5

Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage

Chair: Victor De Boer

  • Tabea TietzHarald Sack
    Linked Data supported Content Analysis for Sociology
  • Uldis BojarsRoberts DargisUldis LavrinovicsPeteris Paikens
    LinkedSaeima: a Linked Open Dataset of Latvia's Parliamentary Debates
12:45 - 13:45LUNCH
13:45
Session 6.0

Keynote iV

Chair: Harald Sack

  • Valentina Presutti
    Looking for Common Sense in the Semantic Web
14:45 - 15:00CHANGE ROOMS / SHORT BREAK
15:00
Session 6.1

Knowledge Graphs

Chair: Peter Haase

  • Helmut Nagy
    The Knowledge Graph - Some Key Questions & Answers on Governance
  • Marco BrattingaPano Maria
    The geospatial knowledge graph: from traditional UML defined datasets to Linked Data
  • Dr. Sebastian Tramp
    "Digital Transformation needs a Knowledge Graph Driven Business Digital Twin First "
Session 6.2

Semantic Information Management

Chair: Maribel Acosta

  • Christina LohvynenkoDietmar Nedbal
    Usage of Semantic Web in Austrian Regional Tourism Organizations
  • Yaser OulabiChristian Bizer
    Using Weak Supervision to Identify Long-Tail Entities for Knowledge Base Completion *)
  • TZVI WEITZNERDan Weitzner
    timbr DBpedia SQL Semantic Knowledge Platform
Session 6.3

Knowledge Organization and Application for complex industry settings

Chair: Ute John

  • Thomas HubauerVincent Vialard
    Laying the First Brick of the Digital Twin: Legacy Data Integration for Industrial Turbines
  • Inga GehrkeMagnus Knuth
    GeniusTex Smart Textiles Ontology - enabling smart textiles product and process development with semantic technologies
  • Jans Aasman
    Taxonomy Driven Event Processing for Intelligent Customer Operations
Session 6.4

Thesaurus & Ontology Management

Chair: Robert David

  • Kobkaew Opasjumruskit
    Automatic Enrichment of Ontology for Engineering Design Process
  • Gorshkov Sergey
    Ontology-driven data exchange system for grid companies
  • Jan Voskuil
    Asset Data Must Be FAIR!
Session 6.5

Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage

Chair: Victor De Boer

  • Victoria EyharabideVincent LullyFlorentin Morel
    MusicKG: Representations of sound and music in the Middle Ages as Linked Open Data
  • Florian SchrageNicolas Heist
    Extracting Literal Assertions for DBpedia from Wikipedia Abstracts
  • Coding da VinciIT-Gruppe GeisteswissenschaftenInstitut für KunstgeschichteMunicResearch
    Coding da Vinci - The Winners
16:30 - 16:45CHANGE ROOMS / SHORT BREAK
16:45 - 17:15
Awarding Ceremony

Closing

Chair: Harald Sack, Martin Kaltenböck, Tassilo Pellegrini

Legend

Special Programme
Special Track - Digital Humanities and Cultural Heritage
Hosted by GfWM

*) Nominated for Best Paper Award

The Posters & Demonstrations Track invites innovative work in progress, late-breaking research and innovation results, and smaller contributions in all fields related to the broadly understood Semantic Web. 

These include submissions on innovative applications with impact on end users such as demos of solutions that users may test or that are yet in the conceptual phase, but are worth discussing, and also applications, use cases or pieces of code that may attract developers and potential research or business partners.

Get more information on visiting the Minute Madness on Tuesday,  September 10  at  11:00 in Hall 5

Poster Title Authors
10 How to Prepare an API for Programming in Natural Language Sebastian Weigelt, Mathias Landhäußer and Martin Blersch
11 Automatic License Compatibility Checking Giray Havur, Simon Steyskal, Oleksandra Panasiuk, Anna Fensel, Victor Mireles, Tassilo Pellegrini, Thomas Thurner, Axel Polleres and Sabrina Kirrane
12 Semantic Knowledge Graph Embeddings for biomedical Research: Data Integration using Linked Open Data Jens Dörpinghaus and Marc Jacobs
13 Evaluating Ontology Matchers on Real-World Financial Services Data Models Jan Portisch, Michael Hladik and Heiko Paulheim
14 Generating ``Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?'' Questions Sets Automatically from Wikidata Markus Wohlan, Yannik Schröder and Frank Höppner
15 Employing Geospatial Semantics and Semantic Web Technologies in Natural Disaster Management Tobias Hellmund, Manfred Schenk, Philipp Hertweck and Jürgen Moßgraber
16 Semantic Containers for Data Mobility: A Seismic Activity Use Case Fajar J. Ekaputra, Peb Ruswono Aryan, Elmar Kiesling, Christoph Fabianek and Eduard Gringinger
17 Change data capture of large-scale RDF data Jindřich Mynarz and Adam Sotona
18 Legal challenges of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) in administrative services Sascha Alpers, Christoph Becker, Maria Pieper, Manuela Wagner and Andreas Oberweis
19 Offline Question Answering over Linked Data using Limited Resources Paramjot Kaur, Vincent Blücher, Rricha Jalota, Diego Moussallem, Axel-Cyrille Ngonga Ngomo and Ricardo Usbeck
20 Discovering Data Sources in a Distributed Network of Heritage Information Miel Vander Sande, Sjors de Valk, Enno Meijers, Ruben Taelman, Herbert Van de Sompel and Ruben Verborgh
21 Take it Personally - A Python library for data enrichment for infometrical applications Eva Seidlmayer, Lukas Galke and Tetyana Melnychuk
22 Linked Stage Graph Tabea Tietz, Jörg Waitelonis, Kanran Zhou, Paul Felgentreff, Nils Meyer, Andreas Weber and Harald Sack
23 FAIRnets Search - A Prototype Search Service to Find Neural Networks Anna Nguyen and Tobias Weller
24 RDF-based Deployment Pipelining for Efficient Dataset Release Management Claus Stadler, Lisa Wenige, Michael Martin, Sebastian Tramp and Kurt Junghanns
25 On Using Subjective Logic to Build Consistent Merged Ontologies Samira Babalou and Birgitta König-Ries
26 Validating Danish Wikidata lexemes Finn Årup Nielsen, Katherine Thornton and Jose Emilio Labra Gayo
27 Knowledge-based Development of Games Using Design Patterns Ontology Barbara Giżycka, Grzegorz J. Nalepa and Krzysztof Kutt
28 OPN: Open Notice Receipt Schema Harshvardhan J. Pandit and Mark Lizar
29 ONB Labs – An Open Digital Hub of Cultural Heritage Monika Kovarova-Simecek, Sophie-Carolin Wagner and Stefan Karner
30 A standard language for the description of datasets obtained in experimental studies Alena Begler
31 Doc2RDFa: Semantic Annotation for Web Documents Martin Beno, Erwin Filtz, Sabrina Kirrane and Axel Polleres
32 Verifying the Integrity of Information along a Supply Chain using Linked Data and Smart Contracts Christoph Braun and Tobias Käfer
33 Visual Query Environment over RDF Data Kārlis Čerāns, Julija Ovcinnikova, Lelde Lace, Jūlija Hodakovska, Aiga Romane, Mikus Grasmanis, Elina Kalnina, Arturs Sprogis and Agris Sostaks
34 Controlling Internet of Things devices with Read-Write Linked Data Interfaces using Data-Driven Workflows Benjamin Jochum, Leonard Nürnberg, Nico Aßfalg and Tobias Käfer
35 Semantic Integration and Monitoring of File System Activity Kabul Kurniawan, Andreas Ekelhart, Elmar Kiesling, Agnes Froschl and Fajar Ekaputra
36 Semi-automatic Semantic Enrichment ofPersonal Data Streams Jean-Paul Calbimonte, Fabien Dubosson, Ilia Kebets, Pierre-Mikael Legris and Michael Ignaz Schumacher
37 Towards Semantic Models for Profiling andBehavior Change in eHealth Applications Jean-Paul Calbimonte, Fabien Dubosson and Michael Ignaz Schumacher
38 GMRs: Reconciliation of Generic Merge Requirements in Ontology Integration Samira Babalou and Birgitta König-Ries
39 The Hubs and Authorities Transaction Network Analysis using the SANSA framework Danning Sui, Gezim Sejdiu, Damien Graux and Jens Lehmann
40 Transfer Learning for Biomedical Named Entity Recognition with BioBERT Anthi Symeonidou, Viachaslau Sazonau and Paul Groth
41 Triple Pattern Join Cardinality Estimations over HDT with Enhanced Metadata Elena Wössner, Chang Qin, Javier Fernández and Maribel Acosta

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