Anja Drame

Fabienne Nawrat

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Volume 28, Issue 20 
Conference Announcement 
Berlin open forum on metadata registries 
Location : Crowne Plaza Berlin, Germany
Organizers : TermNet - International Network for Terminology
Major Topics : Semantic web, Semantic interoperability, Metadata registries
Conference Dates : 4/11/2005 to 4/11/2005
Submission Deadline : 2/11/2005
Send Submissions To : termnet@termnet.org
Sponsoring Organizations : 
For further information contact : Fabienne Nawrat, Allroundteam, info@allround-team.com
Web Page : http://www.berlinopenforum.de
Semantic interoperability is essential for a very broad range of applications from traditional ICT tools to the Semantic 
Web. The conception of the Semantic Web needs some extensions. Only then it can develop into the global content 
infrastructure for eBusiness, eLearning, eHealth, eGovernment, etc., for which it had been conceived. Rules, 
procedures and organizational frameworks need to be provided in order to support different kinds of interoperability 
(technical, operational and semantic interoperability) which require new types of methodology standards. The 
developing information society will need a large number of registries for many different types of repositories. Updating 
and maintenance needs to be taken care of by Maintenance Agencies (MAs), Registration Authorities (RAs) and all 
kinds of Registries. With other words: how can the Semantic Web become reality? SEMANTIC 
INTEROPERABILITY: WHERE MEANING MEETS METADATA The emphasis for the Open Forum 2005 is on 
the confluence of terminology methodology and metadata registry standards and will concentrate on Usability and 
administration of metadata registries and their associated technologies and issues Extensions to metadata registries to 
enable registration of complex semantic structures such as ontologies via Internet Use of metadata registries as 
semantic resources for semantics-based computing Semantics management and respective standards The Open Forum 
2005 will gather information managers, standards developers, innovative software developers and practitioners 
together to demonstrate accomplishments and to discuss current and future efforts. 
 
Citation: Anja Drame , (2005) Economics Bulletin, Vol. 28 no.20 p.A1. 
Submitted: February 10, 2005  Published: February 10, 2005. 
URL: http://www.accessecon.com/pubs/EB/2005/Volume29/EB-05CC0004A.pdf 
 
     

Berlin open forum on metadata registries

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