triplify.org - Challenge/2010

2010-09-03 12:01:46

Comparison for /Challenge / 2010 of 2010-09-03 12:01:46 and 2010-09-05 10:12:14

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Winner: Danh Le Phuoc, Josiane Xavier Parreira, Michael Hausenblas, Yuanbo Han, Manfred Hauswirth, Live Open Linked Sensor database

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Winner: Danh Le Phuoc, Live Open Linked Sensor database

2010-08-22 15:10:49

Comparison for /Challenge / 2010 of 2010-08-22 15:10:49 and 2010-09-03 12:01:46

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Winners

We are very happy to announce the winners of this year's Triplification Challenge, which have been selected from 23 submissions. Each of the winner received EUR 1,000.- prize money — congratulations!

Winner: Richard Cyganiak, Fadi Maali and Vassilios Peristeras, Self-Service Linked Government Data with dcat and Gridworks
Honorary Mention: Christoph Boehm, Felix Naumann, Markus Freitag, Stefan George, Norman H�fler, Martin K�ppelmann, Claudia Lehmann, Andrina Mascher and Tobias Schmidt, Linking Open Government Data: What Journalists Wish They Had Known
Honorary Mention: Alexander De Leon, Victor Saquicela, Luis M. Vilches-Bl�zquez, Boris Villaz�n-Terrazas, Freddy Priyatna, Oscar Corcho, Carlos Buil, Jose Mora and Jean Paul Calbimonte, Geographical Linked Data: a Spanish Use Case
Winner: Danh Le Phuoc, Live Open Linked Sensor database
Winner: Pablo Mendes, Pavan Kapanipathi and Alexandre Passant, Twarql: Tapping Into the Wisdom of the Crowd
Honorary Mention: Oktie Hassanzadeh, Reynold S. Xin, Christian Fritz, Yang Yang and Ren�e J. Miller, Bib Base Triplified

2010-06-29 10:50:54

Comparison for /Challenge / 2010 of 2010-06-29 10:50:54 and 2010-08-22 15:10:49

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Anja Jentzsch (Freie Universit�t Berlin)
Evan Sandhaus (The New York Times)

2010-05-11 11:00:48

Comparison for /Challenge / 2010 of 2010-05-11 11:00:48 and 2010-06-29 10:50:54

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Nominations

The list of accepted nominations can be found at the I-Semantics Website.

2010-04-29 07:52:43

Comparison for /Challenge / 2010 of 2010-04-29 07:52:43 and 2010-05-11 11:00:48

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Participants are to design and build a web application that makes use of open government datasets. Any dataset qualifies that is produced by any government in the world. These can relate i.e. to environmental data, cadastral and geographic data, traffic data, historical data, public speeches, laws, demographics, election data, campaigning, corporate spending on political messaging etc. The source need not be any particular national government nor any particular level of government (local, state, provincial, federal, etc).

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Participants are to design and build a web application that makes use of open government datasets. Any dataset qualifies that is produced by any government in the world. These can relate i.e. to environmental data, cadastral oand geographic data, traffic data, historical data, public speeches, laws, demographics, election data, campaigning, corporate spending on political messaging etc. The source need not be any particular national government nor any particular level of government (local, state, provincial, federal, etc).

2010-04-28 10:30:09

Comparison for /Challenge / 2010 of 2010-04-28 10:30:09 and 2010-04-29 07:52:43

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The descriptions should be submitted electronically via the submission system by ~~May 18th~~June 14th, 2010. Eligible descriptions submissions will be included in the proceedings of the I-Semantics conference. Nominations for the Triplification Challenge should be presented at the conference by their authors. Under certain circumstances (e.g. undergraduate student or open-source community contribution) the conference fee will be waived for a nominee on special request.

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The descriptions should be submitted electronically via the submission system by May 18th, 2010. Eligible descriptions submissions will be included in the proceedings of the I-Semantics conference. Nominations for the Triplification Challenge should be presented at the conference by their authors. Under certain circumstances (e.g. undergraduate student or open-source community contribution) the conference fee will be waived for a nominee on special request.

2010-04-21 00:23:07

Comparison for /Challenge / 2010 of 2010-04-21 00:23:07 and 2010-04-28 10:30:09

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The challenge is open to anyone interested in applying Semantic Web and Linked Data technologies. This might include students, developers, researchers, and people from industry. Individual or group submissions are both acceptable. The extended submission deadline is 14th of June 2010.

~~May 18th, 2010: Submission of descriptions~~
June 14th, 2010: Submission of descriptions
June 28th, 2010: Notification of nomination
July 12th, 2010: Camera-ready version

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May 18th, 2010: Submission of descriptions
May 25th, 2010: Notification of nomination
June 1st, 2010: Camera-ready version

2010-04-21 00:19:27

Comparison for /Challenge / 2010 of 2010-04-21 00:19:27 and 2010-04-21 00:23:07

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Participants are to design and build a web application that makes use of open government datasets. Any dataset qualifies that is produced by any government in the world. These can relate i.e. to environmental data, cadastral oand geographic data, traffic data, historical data, public speeches, laws, demographics, election data, campaigning, corporate spending on political messaging etc. The source need not be any particular national government nor any particular level of government (local, state, provincial, federal, etc).

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Participants are to design and build a web application that makes use of open government datasets. Any dataset qualifies that is produced by any government in the world. These can relate to non-personal data like environmental data, cadastral oand geographic data, traffic data, historical data, public speeches, laws, demographics, election data, campaigning, corporate spending on political messaging etc. The source need not be any particular national government nor any particular level of government (local, state, provincial, federal, etc).

2010-04-20 11:51:15

Comparison for /Challenge / 2010 of 2010-04-20 11:51:15 and 2010-04-21 00:19:27

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Participants are to design and build a web application that makes use of open government datasets. Any dataset qualifies that is produced by any government in the world. These can relate to non-personal data like environmental data, cadastral oand geographic data, traffic data, historical data, public speeches, laws, demographics, election data, campaigning, corporate spending on political messaging etc. The source need not be any particular national government nor any particular level of government (local, state, provincial, federal, etc).
At least one source must adhere to the principles of Linked Open Data. Mashups of raw and linked data are allowed and welcome.

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Participants are to design and build a web application that makes use of open government datasets that relate to politics like demographics of election districts to campaign finance to corporate spending on political messaging. The source need not be any particular national government nor any particular level of Government (local, state, provincial, federal, etc). Any dataset qualifies that is produced by any government in the world that would be of interest to a constituent of that government.