Gary Berg-Cross
Collaborator
Gary Berg-Cross is a Cognitive Psychologist (Ph.D. SUNY Stony Brook, BS RPI) with over 30 years of experience with ontological analysis growing out of his dissertation on knowledge representation for discourse understanding. He has taught human learning and cognition & problems solving courses at the University of Delaware, GW & GMU. . Since 2007 he has been Executive Secretariat of the Spatial Ontology Community of Practice (SOCoP) originally chartered as a Community of Practice under the Best Practices Committee of the Federal CIO Council. SOCoP is partially supported by an INTEROP grant from NSF. He is also Since 1975 he has consulted to health and medical organizations on medical inforamtics to improveme medical functioning and manage medical knowledge. Major thrusts of work includes reusable medical knowledge, vocabularies and semantic interoperability. He has participated in several IT & of Health Informatics efforts to standardize medical concepts and more recently in efforts to enable R& D collaboration of geospatial semantics and related ontologies.
Publications
2012
- G. Berg-Cross, I. Cruz, M. Dean, T. Finin, and e., "Semantics and Ontologies For EarthCube", Proceedings, Workshop on GIScience in the Big Data Age, 7th Int. Conf. on Geographic Information Science, September 2012, 1057 downloads.
- P. Hitzler, K. Janowicz, G. Berg-Cross, L. Obrst, A. Sheth, T. Finin, and I. Cruz, "Semantic Aspects of EarthCube", TechReport, May 2012, 902 downloads.