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Spire

September 1, 2003 - September 1, 2008

Spire is a distributed, interdisciplinary research project exploring the use of semantic web technologies in support science in general and the field of ecoinformatics in particular. Spire has received funding from the National Science Foundation ITR program and additional funding is expected from several other government agencies.

bioinformatics, ecoinformatics, owl, semantic web

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Affiliated Faculty

  1. Joel Sachs

Students

  1. Sandor Dornbush
  2. Rong Pan
  3. Andriy Parafiynyk
  4. Pavan Reddivari

Faculty

  1. Susan Hoban
  2. Anupam Joshi
  3. Cynthia Parr

Poster

  1. ELVIS: the Ecosystem Location Visualization and Information System
  2. Swoogle Poster (2005-04)
  3. Swoogle poster (Nov 2004)
  4. Swoogle Poster (ppt) (may 2004)
  5. Swoogle Poster PDF (May 2004)
  6. Swoogle v2 poster
  7. Swoogle v2 poster

Presentation

  1. Swoogle Demo (ISWC2004)
  2. Swoogle presentation (April 04)
  3. Swoogle presentation (May 2004)
  4. Swoogle presentation (May 2004, pdf)
  5. Swoogle Presentation (Nov, 04,CIKM)
  6. Swoogle-tutorial-1 (Jan 11)
  7. Swoogle-tutorial-2 (Jan 11)

Demonstration

  1. Swoogle ISWC demo handout

Research Areas

  1. Multi-Agent Systems
  2. Semantic Web

Assertions

  1. (Project) Spire Is Related to Outside Work (Resource) A framework for collaborative data gathering
  2. (Project) Spireproject has a resource (Resource) UMBC Semantic Web Reference Card - v2
  3. (Project) Spireproject has a resource (Resource) Spire Website
  4. (Project) Spire has related publication (Publication) Adding Semantics to Social Websites for Citizen Science