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11th European NKOS Workshop Overview: Advancing Knowledge Organization Systems

The 11th European NKOS Workshop, organized by Doug Tudhope and Philipp Mayr in Paphos (2012), focused on the theme of Networked Knowledge Organization Systems (NKOS). This workshop aimed to enhance knowledge organization systems like classification systems, thesauri, gazetteers, and ontologies as interactive information services to improve information retrieval. Participants engaged in discussions on ongoing NKOS workshops, a robust linking model, visualization tools, and their relevance to current trends in the semantic web and linked data. Presentations from the event will be available on the workshop website.

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11th European NKOS Workshop Overview: Advancing Knowledge Organization Systems

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  1. 11th European NKOS Workshop Organisers: Doug Tudhope Philipp Mayr NKOS Workshop, Paphos, 2012

  2. Introduction • NKOS overview • Workshop programme • Introductions • Dinner arrangements - not included with registration fee • Presentations will be made available on workshop website afterwards – presenters email any revised version

  3. NKOS: Networked Knowledge Organization Systems/Services Informal network for enabling knowledge organization systems (KOS), such as classification systems, thesauri, gazetteers, and ontologies, as networked interactive information services to support the description and retrieval of diverse information resources through the Internet • Two ongoing series of NKOS workshops • JCDL Conferences in the US (and CENDI) • ECDL Conferences in Europe • DC NKOS sessions 2005, 2008, 2010 • Listserv hosted by OCLC • Special issues in JoDI (2001, 2004), NRHM (2006) • See details on NKOS websitehttp://nkos.slis.kent.edu/

  4. Longstanding agenda: KOS integration into DL servicesfrom Linda Hill 2002 Research Agenda KOS/DL Taxonomy of KOS - KOS types linked to DL service protocols Registries of KOS and KOS-level metadata to represent them XML/RDF KOS representations - customisable Core set of relationship types across all KOS General KOS service protocol (terminology services) from which protocols for specific types of KOS can be derived Robust linking model in which DL entities (collections, objects, and services) can refer to KOS entities (concepts, labels, and relationships) Visualization tools that fully use and display the rich semantics embedded in KOS Still relevant to new trends in semantic web, linked data, registries, tagging

  5. Introductions … … encourage active participation

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