Papers: "Semantic Web meets Geospatial Applications"

In the recent workshop at Musil "Semantic Web meets Geospatial Applications" the following papers were presented. The full papers/abstracts are available below:

Geospatial Semantics

1. Martin Tomko and Ross S. Purves: Categorical Prominence and the Characteristic Description of Regions
2. Rob Lemmens and Dongpo Deng: Web 2.0 and Semantic Web: Clarifying the meaning of spatial features
3. Andrew U. Frank: Semantically Valid Alignment in the "Semantic Web": The Problem of Grounding

Ontologies and Semantic Web Services

1. Michael Lutz: Implementing Rule-Based Composition of Geographic Information Services
2. Birgit Kieler: Derivation of Semantic Relationships between Different Ontologies with the Help of Geometry
3. Sebastian Mieth, Florian Fuchs, Edgar-Philipp Stoffel, and Diana Weiss: Reasoning on Geo-Referenced Sensor Data in Infrastructure Networks
4. Sven Schade and Patrick Maué: Standardizing the Geospatial Semantic Web?

Geospatial and Personalized Web Applications

1. Arno Scharl, Hermann Stern and Albert Weichselbraun: A Geospatial Web Application for Increasing Climate Change Awareness
2. Bruno Combal, Andrea Marelli and Etienne Bartholom: An integrated system for generating environmental monthly bulletins from satellite monitoring: the Africa Land Information System
3. Myriam Hadjouni, H. Baazaoui, M.-A. Aufaure, C. Claramunt, H. Ben Ghezala: Towards a personalized spatial web architecture
4. Iris Wiebrock: Personalized visualization of geodata on the Web

Demonstrations & Projects

1. Patrick Maue, Sven Schade, et al: SWING: A Geospatial Semantic Web Service Environment
2. Thorsten Reitz: HUMBOLDT Project - Task-Oriented Geospatial Information Mediation (link not available)

Credits: AGILE Workshop Program