Call for Papers
Chemical Engineering Applications of Semantic Web Technologies
American Institute of Chemical Engineers 2007 Annual Meeting
November 4 -9, 2007
Salt Palace
Convention Center
Salt Lake City, Utah
Sponsored by Computing and Systems Technology Division (CAST)
Area 10(e): Information Technology
The “Semantic Web” is a term coined by Tim Berners-Lee to describe web content (documents, images, applications) which contains explicit descriptions of its underlying semantics, or meaning. A variety of new web tools, collectively dubbed “Web 2.0,” are bringing the semantic web closer to fruition. This session will explore innovative applications of semantic web and Web 2.0 technologies to chemical engineering and related fields. In particular, we are looking for papers describing the use of Wikis, blogs, semantic mark-up, and formal ontologies to applications of interest to chemical engineers.
Proposals to present at this session may be
submitted electronically visiting http://www.aiche.
Alternatively, abstracts may be submitted directly to either of the session co-chairs:
Mr. RS (Scott) Butner
(scott.butner@
Senior
Research Scientist
Knowledge
Transformation and Integration Group
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
PO Box 999
MSIN K7-28
Richland, WA 99354
Voice (509)-372-4946
Fax:
(509)-375-2443
Prof. Antonis Kokossis
(A.Kokossis@
Centre Director of Process & Information Systems
Engineering
School of Engineering (D2)
University of Surrey
GUILDFORD
Surrey, UK
GU2
Voice: +44 (1483) 686573
Key dates:
February 8, 2007: Online
submission of abstracts opens
May 14, 2007: Call for papers closes
July 16, 2007: Selection
of papers
November 4-9, 2007: AIChE Annual Meeting in Salt
Lake City, UT
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Scott Butner
Senior Research
Scientist, Knowledge Transformation & Integration Group
Pacific NW National
Laboratory
PO Box
999
Richland,
WA 99352
Voice:
(509)-372-4946/
E-mail: scott.butner@
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