ESWC 2012 Dinner Keynote: Improving the Impact and Takeup of Semantic Web Research
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This document discusses improving the impact and adoption of semantic web research. It provides a brief history of semantic web research, from early symbol-level work to current knowledge graphs. It also discusses various ways to measure impact, including journal impact factors and metrics used in research evaluations. The document suggests ways researchers can increase impact, such as engaging with industry and the public through media and online communities. It acknowledges the role of people, organizations, and new technologies in driving impact and adoption of semantic web research.
ESWC 2012 Dinner Keynote: Improving the Impact and Takeup of Semantic Web Research
- 1. Improving the Impact and Takeup of Semantic Web Research John Domingue KMi, The Open University, UK STI International
- 2. Disclaimer No responsibility is accepted for any negative effect of this presentation on your academic and non-academic impact, or your funding, career or personal health.
- 4. Impact • Impact Factors for Journals • Impact measurement for UK Research Excellence Framework • Impact component of EU proposals
- 6. Meteor’s have impact too!
- 9. A Little History and Motivation
- 10. Symbol Level
- 11. … near the beginning
- 12. Knowledge Level
- 13. Effect
- 14. Slogan Level Bringing the Web to its full potential A little semantics goes a long way
- 15. Changes 260M€ EU 9M€ 7M€ Projects 5M€ 2005 3M€ 2M€
- 17. How to get to the next level?
- 18. Academic Impact
- 19. Journal of Universal Rejection
- 20. ESWC Exceptionally-low-acceptance-rate Semantic Web Conference
- 21. People
- 22. Image
- 34. Media
- 38. Engagement
- 40. SPARQL Turks
- 47. Silver Turks
- 48. An Opportunity The Euro Currency Crisis
- 51. Money 2.0
- 60. H-Index
- 61. The S-Metric Number of Simpsons episodes you’ve appeared in* *You have to be yourself!
- 62. Dieter Philipp Axel Avi Frank Elena Ian
- 63. Dieter Philipp Axel Frank Elena Ian Avi
- 64. Final Thought
- 65. Final Thought
- 66. Thanks to .. • Harriett Cornish - graphic design • Barry Norton - artistic and technical support • Blaz Horvat – camera • Staff of Knossos and Youvivo • Elena Simperl – invitation and moral guidance
Editor's Notes
- #4: Beauty is the impact
- #13: Better understanding even if graphics are limited in the 1980s
- #15: Proposal level
- #16: Funding in 2005100M in this community easilyNo longer going to banff
- #20: You have submitted to a very prestigious journalProcessing is very quick – within hoursCertainty of the resultNo page feesYou keep complete copyright
- #21: Reject all the papers somehowThere will be a little more flexibility in the programmereject all papers in even yearsonly accept papers depending on surnameAll accepted papers turned into one long paper 400 pages long – example from 2012
- #25: Academics in jets, babes and hot tub looking the part
- #26: Academics in jets, babes and hot tub looking the part
- #27: Academics in jets, babes and hot tub looking the part
- #41: Inspired by amazon’s mechanical turkDeploy at the londonolympicsPeople who conduct sparql queries over London olympic dataHow to get to the right venue by public transportWhat’s going onTies in the the scaled down semantic web workshopWho is the target group?
- #48: More approachable“Lifelong education”“cradle-to-grave wifi”
- #62: Matt Groening for the Fox Broadcasting Company
- #63: Can Harriett do a better morph of one image to the other??