CFP: Service Matchmaking and Resource Retrieval in the Semantic Web
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CFP: Service Matchmaking and Resource Retrieval in the Semantic Web
by Massimo Paolucci
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for cross-postings -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Third International Workshop on Service Matchmaking and Resource
Retrieval in the Semantic Web http://www-ags.dfki.uni-sb.de/~klusch/smr2-09/ 8th International Semantic Web
Conference (ISWC 2009) October 25, 2009 Washington DC, USA Aims
& Scope: One central challenge of service
coordination in the Semantic Web is how to best relate requests for services
with the services that are available. This functionality is usually
provided by matchmaking capabilities (which may themselves be deployed as
services, brokers or middle agents) that select the services that are closest
to a requested service on the basis of a declarative characterization of the
capabilities of both service requested and services provided. More generally, resource retrieval
extends the notion of service matchmaking to the process of discovering any
kind of resource (services, data, information, knowledge, even persons and
organizations) for given settings, participating entities, and purposes. It is
at the core of several scenarios in the Semantic Web area, spanning from Web
services, Grid computing, and Peer-to-Peer computing, to applications such as
e-commerce, human resource management, and social networking applications such
as dating services. The primary objective of this
workshop is to bring together academic and industry researchers and industry
practitioners who tackle semantic service matchmaking and discovery from
various points of view. In particular, we intend to build bridges to the
software engineering and model-driven development communities in order to share
requirements, technologies, and experiences that might be helpful in advancing
the state of the art in semantic service matchmaking and resource retrieval. Going
to Practice: The Third Semantic Service Selection (S3) Contest The SMR2 workshop also
integrates the third edition of the open
international contest on semantic service selection (S3) executed in
collaboration with the Semantic Web Service Challenge. The S3
contest provides the means and a forum for evaluating the retrieval
performance of Semantic Web service matchmakers in terms of recall, precision,
F1, response time etc., over given test collections based on the prominent semantic
service formats such as OWL-S, WSML and the standard SA-WSDL. Publication: Accepted
papers will be available online as a volume of CEUR proceedings.
In addition, selected papers will be published in a special issue of the
International Journal on Software Tools for Technology Transfer (STTT,
Springer Verlag). Topics
of interest include (but are not limited to): *
Advanced searching of services and other resources in the Semantic Web *
Novel approaches to matchmaking and brokering in the Semantic Web, with a
particular emphasis on Semantic Web services *
Model-driven semantic service engineering and matchmaking *
Semantic retrieval of resources and services in P2P and Grid networks *
Matchmaking in e-commerce scenarios: auctions, e-marketplaces, supply chains *
Matchmaking in other application scenarios: e-government, biopharma, etc. *
Composition planning of Semantic Web services *
Negotiation of Semantic Web services and resources *
Interleaving of discovery, composition, and negotiation of Semantic Web
services *
Semantic Web services selection *
Formal description and handling of Semantic Web services, queries, and
resources *
Non-functional service properties and their use for discovery (and composition) *
Trust issues of Semantic Web service discovery *
Prototypes and tools for Semantic Web services engineering *
Practical business and user-oriented issues and experiences of implementing SW
service retrieval tools *
Experimental comparative evaluation of implemented SW service retrieval tools Submissions : Contributions
to the workshop can be made as technical papers addressing different issues of
service and resource matching. The papers should not be longer than 12 pages
using the LNCS Style: All
contributions should be prepared in PDF format and should be submitted
Alain Léger
(France Telecom Research, France) Tiziana
Margaria (University of Potsdam, Germany) David
Martin (SRI International, USA) Massimo
Paolucci (NTT DoCoMo Research Europe, Germany) Program
Committee: Sudhir Agarwal, AIFB,
Germany Rama
Akkiraju, IBM US Eugenio
Di_Sciascio, University of Bary, Italy Takahiro
Kawamura, Toshiba, Japan Ulrich
Kuester, University of Jena, Germany Freddy
Lecue, University of Manchester, UK Axel
Polleres, DERI, Ireland Dumitru
Roman, STI, Austria Bernhard Steffen,
University of Dortmund, Germany Eran
Toch, CMU, USA Ioan
Toma, STI, Austria Farouk
Toumani, Isima, France |
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Call for Participation: Service Matchmaking and Resource Retrieval in the Semantic Web
by David Martin-4
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