SimCat

The title pretty much says it all – here’s the paper:
Carsten Keßler and Krzysztof Janowicz (2010) Linking Sensor Data – Why, to What, and How? In Kerry Taylor, Arun Ayyagari, David De Roure (Eds.): Proceedings of the 3rd International workshop on Semantic Sensor Networks 2010 (SSN10) in conjunction with the 9th International Semantic Web Conference (ISWC […]

The paper An Agenda for the Next Generation Gazetteer: Geographic Information Contribution and Retrieval by Carsten Keßler, Krzysztof Janowicz and Mohamed Bishr won the best student paper award at this years ACM GIS conference in Seattle.

A warm welcome to Christoph Mülligann and Johannes Trame, who joined the SimCat team this month. They are already digging deep into code, so expect some updates to the similarity server and Protégé plugin in the near future!
We have also published a couple of papers over the summer, check them out here.

….but the work still goes on :). At least we will continue our work on similarity and context measures.

We are happy to announce the release of the next beta version (2.1) of our SimCat similarity server and Protege plug-in! The new release contains some major improvements such as an extended context model with several kinds of contexts, caching, lazy unfolding and a more intuitive user guidance for the plug-in.

We (finally…) have an overview of all SimCat and SIM-DL related publications online, with most of them available for download as PDFs.