23 research outputs found
On the Mathematical Foundations of Semantic Interoperability and Integration
We report on the issues discussed at the breakout session held at the Dagstuhl Seminar on Semantic Interoperability and Integration on September 23, 2004
Interesting Problems in Semantic Integration and Interoperability
We report on the issues discussed at the breakout session held at the Dagstuhl Seminar on Semantic Interoperability and Integration on September 23, 2004
Representation of Semantic Mappings
The aim of this breakout session was to chart the landscape of existing approaches
for representing mappings between heterogeneous models, identify common
ideas and formulate research questions to be addressed in the future. In the
session, the discussion mainly concerned three aspects: The nature of mappings,
existing proposals for mappings and open research questions
Establishing a 'Corstonian continuous care pathway for drug using female prisoners: Linking Drug Recovery Wings and Womens Community Services
This article outlines the findings from a rapid assessment of pilot Drug Recovery Wings (DRWs) in two women’s prisons and compares the DRW approach with work undertaken in Women’s Community Services (WCSs) commended by the Corston Report. The findings indicate that DRW1 was working more successfully in providing a ‘Corstonian’ approach than DRW2 and the reasons behind this are explored. The article argues that, while pockets of good practice such as WCSs and ‘Corstonian’ DRWs are to be commended, unless there is a continuous care pathway, modelled on Corston’s ideas for working with vulnerable female offenders such as recovering drug users, such work will be limited in its effectiveness. Ideas for how such a systematic approach might work will be outlined
Summary of the Results of the Break-out Session "Social Issues around the Semantic Web"
As part of the Dagstuhl Workshop on the Semantic Web, a break-out session focused on discussing social issues around the Semantic Web. This article
is a concise summary of the main issues discussed, the controversies that have arisen, and of the open research questions that need to be addressed