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Computer scientists and engineers from 11 countries on 3 continents have come together to reduce the carbon footprint of the future Internet at Schloss Dagstuhl this week.
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The dblp Knowledge Graph (dblp KG) is a fully semantic view on all the data and relationships that you can find in the dblp computer science bibliography. It has already proven to be quite useful, as the dblp KG makes sharing dblp’s curated data and combining it with other semantic data sources easy and straightforward. But it also enables us to to launch a new tool that will allow you to generate new insights well beyond the current capabilities of our prepared web pages and our simple text-based search: our brand new dblp SPARQL query service.
More than two years ago, we first published our dblp Knowledge Graph as an dblp RDF dump file. We have since been working on expanding and updating our RDF schema, as well as on adding new semantic relations to the graph. Today, we release our first major extension to the dblp KG: We added publication venues (e.g., journals and conference series) as first-class entities to the graph.
Wirtschafts- und Innovationsminister Jürgen Barke gratuliert dem Schloss Dagstuhl – Leibniz-Zentrum für Informatik in Wadern zu erfolgreicher Evaluierung und positiver Förderentscheidung.
With Bib2Doi, Dagstuhl Publishing provides a new web tool that allows authors to enrich their bib-files by quickly adding DOIs, URLs, or missing metadata.
The Leibniz Association regularly reviews the high scientific quality of all its institutes. After 7 years, it was time again for Schloss Dagstuhl – Leibniz-Zentrum für Informatik (LZI) and the LZI was evaluated by an international commission of experts.
Resources play an essential role in various aspects of Computer Science research. In the context of Graph Data & Knowledge, such resources may include benchmarks, datasets, engines, frameworks, interfaces, knowledge graphs, languages, ontologies, pre-trained models, standards, tools, user logs, web applications and services, etc. Unfortunately, despite the advances that such resources enable, the work invested into creating and maintaining them is often undervalued in a research setting.
In this Call for Resource Papers, we solicit submission of journal articles that describe in detail a resource relevant to research on Graph Data & Knowledge per the topics described in TGDK’s Call for Papers.
The first 20 papers accepted this year for publication by the Leibniz Transactions on Embedded Systems (LITES) will have the usual article processing charge (APC) fully waived, i.e., authors will not be charged any publication fees thanks to sponsorship by EMSIG. Furthermore the new editorial board has taken up its work in late 2023 and is actively soliciting new submissions.
The special issue "Autonomous Systems and Knowledge Graphs" seeks novel work that tackles theoretical and engineering challenges related to human and machine autonomy benefiting from KGs.
Experts on artificial intelligence (AI) are meeting with not-for-profit organizations (NGOs) at Schloss Dagstuhl this week. Together, they are working to employ the power of AI for humanitarian and development work.
Freitag, 26. Januar 2024, 18 Uhr, Schloss Dagstuhl:
Prof. Dr. Friedemann Mattern ist beim Leibniz Zentrum für Informatik und der Stadt Wadern zu Gast um der interessierten Öffentlichkeit dieses Thema näher zu bringen und danach in einen gemeinsamen Dialog einzusteigen.