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Matt Vagnoni
Senior Scientific Programmer at the Center for Biosecurity and Public Health. PhD Student at UTHealth's School of Health Information Science.
Semantic web data warehousing for caGrid.
McCusker JP, Phillips JA, Beltrán AG, Finkelstein A, Krauthammer M.http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed...
Quickly mash up data (to spreadsheet) to visualize is an important feature...
Custom C# API built in-house to interact with their semantic (and other?) data sources. Not many real C# libraries like this (unlike in java)
Cellphones more important than computers. Mobility >> Being Tethered.
Google's "backend" is a significant portion of the computers.
- Matt Vagnoni
T2 and other "next gen" search engines pull out the information from the website. (Wonder how that'll affect those websites)
Taking the data from the data.gov, putting semantics on it, throwing a style sheet around it, and then having google render it (visualize it)
Jesper Lind and Robert Stanley liked this
Google Visualization API is at http://code.google.com/apis....
- Ted Slater
can u find a SPARQL enpoint there?
- Jonas Almeida
25 slick visualization demos in 6 months for no money, with no significant subject-matter expertise. Very nice.
- Ted Slater
Funny, I always find the value in extensibility (and integration).
Programming the Semantic Web: http://www.amazon.com/Program...
also note JAH's own, a reference textbook in some graduate courses: Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist: Effective Modeling in RDFS and OWL: http://www.amazon.com/Semanti...
- Jonas Almeida
Linked Data: Heavy data, light semantics. What the web (2.0) seems to prefer. Web3.0 tries to make use of it and (perhaps apply more semantics).
Openness forced by competition (when barrier to entry is low).
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