EKAW 2012 - The 18th International Conference on Knowledge Engineering and Knowledge Management

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Category EKAW 2012

Deadline: April 25, 2012 | Date: October 08, 2012-October 12, 2012

Venue/Country: Galway, Ireland

Updated: 2012-06-09 14:10:08 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

Knowledge Management

Methodologies and tools for knowledge management

Aspects of collaboration, distribution and evolution of knowledge in KM

Advanced knowledge modeling languages and tools

Best practices / experiences in KM

Foundations of KM

Entity-oriented approaches to KM

Layered intelligence in knowledge management

Provenance, reliability and trust in knowledge management

Knowledge management for collaboration and decision support

Methods for accelerating take-up of KM technologies

Corporate memories for KM

Case-based reasoning for KM

Large-scale distributed reasoning

Knowledge Engineering and Acquisition

Methodologies for knowledge engineering

Knowledge acquisition, ontology learning

Knowledge sharing

Knowledge evolution

Collaborative knowledge engineering

Design patterns

Techniques for knowledge acquisition based on machine learning, NLP etc.

Uncertainty and vagueness in knowledge modeling

Knowledge engineering and software engineering

Ontology localization

Ontology alignment

Evolution of knowledge (including ontology evolution)

Knowledge acquisition from non-ontological resources (thesauri, folksonomies, lexica etc.)

Knowledge acquisition and knowledge integration from heterogeneous sources (multimedia and 3D data, databases, sensor data streams, social interaction data)

Knowledge authoring and knowledge markup languages

Ontology evaluation

Dynamic, distributed and process knowledge (including web services, grid services, P2P systems, rules and business processes, problem solving methods, procedural knowledge)

Agent-based approaches to knowledge management

Knowledge mashups

Knowledge In Use: knowledge management and engineering

Retrieval and proactive delivery of pertinent knowledge

Multimedia applications

Life and E-sciences

E-Government and public administration

Health and medicine

Automotive and manufacturing industry

Semantic desktop applications

The legal domain

Cultural heritage applications

Digital broadcasting and film, game and 3D media content production and sharing

Digital libraries

Virtual worlds

Storytelling

Management in critical applications

Organizing user-contributed content

Transition across organizations

Social and Cognitive Aspects of Knowledge Representation

Sustainability and cost analysis of knowledge engineering

Human-knowledge interaction

Cognitive systems and knowledge engineering

Knowledge ecosystems

Knowledge and social network analysis & modeling

Knowledge in trust networks

Personal sphere in knowledge engineering and management

Collaborative and social approaches to knowledge management and acquisition