Dr Steven Ray: Semantic Technology for Interoperability of Diverse Datasets (20150708)

Semantic web technology, ontology, standards, interoperability, machine-readable context, data exchange, smart data, unified modeling language, semantic models, Internet of Things, smart grid, linked data, API integration, information models, context-aware systems, data sharing.
In this engaging and insightful webinar, Dr. Steven Ray introduces the powerful intersection of ontology, semantic web technologies, and interoperability standards. Drawing on decades of experience, Dr. Ray explores how these technologies are transforming the way information is exchanged and utilized across industries. Highlighting the importance of going beyond simple connectivity, he stresses the need for machine-readable, context-aware data to enable seamless cooperation between systems and applications.
Through real-world examples, such as the NASA thruster error and standards in smart grids, Dr. Ray explains the crucial role of semantic models and ontologies in defining and enriching the meaning of exchanged data. He delves into innovative applications of these concepts in fields like the Internet of Things (IoT), linked open data, and smart cities, illustrating how they can resolve inconsistencies and foster collaboration.
A notable highlight includes the discussion on creating "smart data" so systems require less complex software, with key insights into the advantages of using tools like the Unified Modeling Language (UML), OWL, and frameworks for mapping and integrating data from diverse contexts. The session concludes by emphasizing the potential of semantic web technology to unify specialized vocabularies and ensure the accuracy and precision of shared information.
Watch this video to gain a comprehensive understanding of how ontologies and semantic web technology drive innovation in standards and data sharing, delivering smarter and more connected systems. Don't miss out on these groundbreaking concepts that are shaping the future of technology!