Videos of the talks are available here.
Please note: The times given here are in Central European Time (CET | UTC+1).
Conference Day 1 - Wednesday, December 8
ENTERPRISE & GOVERNMENT DAY
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16:00
30 min.
The content of multidisciplinary modular guidelines shall be trustworthy, unambiguous and consistent and therefore are well suited for the introduction of Semantic Web Technology to manage these crucial facets of medical knowledge management.
16:30
30 min.
How to use Semantic Mediawiki to aggregate Clubs statistics and their players numbers.
17:00
30 min.
Open CSP in short is envisioned to be the MediaWiki based foundation for knowledge and productivity platforms. This talk is about Open CSP and the ideas behind it.
17:30
30 min.
The Dutch Digital Heritage Network has developed an online tool - based on SMW - that helps archives and heritage organisations to formulate their policy on file formats. It builds a knowledge base, via a smart combination of codification of formats on one hand and personalisation of tailor made policies on the other. For creating the tool we linked different sources, like Wikidata, Pronom, NARA Risk Matrix and COPTR. Reusing information from different sources is an important starting point, but linking different sources also gives lots of challenges. This talk will explain how the online tool's construction and use of the tool by the target audience.
19:00
30 min.
The current state of development and usage of "Enterprise MediaWiki" - MediaWiki as used by businesses and organizations.
19:30
30 min.
20:00
30 min.
BlueSpice 4 will introduce a new workflow engine. The talk explores it's possibilities in relation to Semantic MediaWiki.
20:30
30 min.
I share my methods for building lots of templates and welcome you to share your practices. In particular I zoom in on the use case for Graphviz.
Conference Day 2 - Thursday, December 9
SEMANTIC & DEVELOPER COMMUNITY DAY
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14:00
30 min.
Maintainable and flexible interfaces with Skin Components
15:00
15 min.
You will learn about recent developments in the Semantic MediaWiki project, including the upcoming SMW 4.0 release.
20:00
30 min.
Where are we in the goal to replacing the legacy wikitetx parser with the new Parsoid project? What future features will this unlock? What does the transition mean for SMW? Short presentation followed by Q&A.
20:30
30 min.
Description of the API Platform, including some historical context, some architectural thoughts, and how adding functionality to a MediaWiki installation via services is a valid path, both for WMF and non-WMF installations.
Conference Day 3 - Friday, December 10
RESEARCH & EDUCATION DAY
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15:00
30 min.
Our extension implements the ontology modeling patterns language OTTR into SMW, allowing the definition and instantiation of patterns by users, supporting the most common OTTR features.
16:00
30 min.
The HochN-Wiki is a collaborative knowledge platform aiming to support the work for Sustainable Higher Education. I report on the basic use of the wiki, the current state of building the community around it and also its unlikely emergence as a major outcome of the project itself, as there was zero funding planned for it in the initial project proposal.
16:30
30 min.
Digital transformation projects require a shared understanding of the domain in scope to align the different parties involved. We propose to use a semantic knowledge graph to achieve this. The SMW is used as editor for the required ontologies, the business practice templates and the instances of the enterprise model. SMW synchronizes semantic data into a triple-db. We explain and show how such a use case can be modeled. We show how the semantic model can be explored with an intuitive user interface using external apps.
17:00
30 min.
As part of the H2020 project PLEIADES, we have developed a core ontology for the decommissioning of complex facilities. This will be the basis for connecting various softwares together, on our side this will be SMW.
17:30
30 min.
In a semantic mediawiki pages often have 1:n relations such as event series and event. Editing such a setup is tedious because each page needs to be modified individually. A much more natural approach would be to have a spreadsheet editing capability. In this talk we present a solution based on the python libraries created in the ConfIDent project.
