Asian Topic Maps Summit 2007

Konferenz (12.12.2007 - 12.12.2007)

http://www.knowledge-synergy.com/news/atoms2007-en.html

Topic Maps is a family of ISO standards for identifying, classifying, and organizing information/knowledge and for improving its findability.
Leaders of the Topic Maps community will gather together from the all over the world for this conference. They will present the latest case studies, standards development, research, etc. They will discuss effective utilization of Topic Maps with the audience. And they will aim at the spread, development and promotion of Topic Maps in Asia.

Kontaktperson

Motomu Naito

http://www.knowledge-synergy.com/

Motomu ist Projektleiter von Topic Maps case example. Er ist beteiligt an Everyday Physics on Web.

Publikationen

Topic Maps-Driven Semantic Services for National Library of Korea
von Sam Oh

Only Wright (TM) -- A Subject-Centric Computing Demonstration Project
von Kevin Trainor

Services Sciences, Management, Engineering (SSME): Roles of Topic Maps in semantic ...
von Frédéric Andrès

Representing User Interaction Data of the Arithmetik Garden
von Takashi Kiriyama

Classification and Organization of Medical words using Topic Maps
von Tatsuya Okada

Learning Trajectory on a Topic Map of Introductory Physics e-Learning
von Shu Matsuura

Relationship description among Kanji variants by topic maps
von Yuta Takahashi, Yuki Adachi und Yushi Komachi

From ontology to Topic Map for Bam Typology
von Elham Andaroodi

Presentation and description of relationships among standards documents by using topic ...
von Yushi Komachi und Jyunnji Nakanishi

Topic Maps - a new way to knowledge for pupils and teachers
von Are Mjølsnes

Extraction of Topic Maps from Web pages
von Motohiro Mase

What is Topic Maps, and Standards, Case examples, etc.
von Motomu Naito und Michihiko Setogawa

The Power of TM-Based Intelligent Systems in Various Domains
von Sam Oh

Topic Maps helped us not only to overcome the difficulties with information organization, but they also opened us a way for presenting the content in a structured and easy navigable way.