Speaker
Mr
Paul Groth
(Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam)
Description
One part of scientific communication is to effectively structure information so that it can be easily consumed. We spend a great deal of effort doing this for humans, however, given the amount of scientific information we are producing we should also spend some effort doing this for machines. In this talk, I review several semantic representations that are making it easier for machines to consume scholarly content. Moreover, I discuss how these representations can facilitate the decoupling of the journal and the ability to remix scholarly content.
