Semantic Stack Working Group
The Semantic Web Stack
The Semantic Web Stack is a suite of technologies that extend the semantic web as envisioned by Tim Berners-Lee. The stack includes data models such as the Resource Description Framework, formal languages such as the Web Ontology Language, as well as the SPARQL query language.
Semantic Stack WG
The aim of the NCOR Semantic Stack Working Group (SSWG) is to cultivate understanding, practice implementation, and promote creative use of the semantic web stack. The group is comprised of academics, students, and professionals with a common interest in the semantic web stack as used in ontology engineering, application development, and integration with modern artificial intelligence technologies.
The SSWG is chaired by John Beverley. Meetings regularly involve discussion of semantic web-focused projects, such modeling ambiguities or complex relationships using OWL. Please see the minutes from past meetings below for a better understanding of topics covered.
If you would like to attend SSWG meetings either in-person or remotely, contact John at: johnbeve[@]buffalo.edu.
Semantic Web Resources
SSWG leverages many open-source resources such as: