Paper at MEM2010: Canopener: Recycling Old and New Data

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WWW2010.pngCanopener: Recycling Old and New Data
MEM2010, Monday, April 26th, 2010, 11:00am-11:30am
Presented by Cosmin Basca




Abstract:

The advent of social markup languages and lightweight public data access methods has created an opportunity to share the social, documentary and system information locked in most servers as a mashup.  Whereas solutions already exists for creating and managing mashups from network sources, we propose here a mashup framework whose primary information sources are the applications and user files of a server.  This enables us to use server legacy data sources that are already maintained as part of basic administration to semantically link user documents and accounts using social web constructs.

Now back at the University of Waterloo

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uwlogo.gifI have taken on a new posting in the Programming Languages Lab in the David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science at the University of Waterloo. I'll be working on IR projects with Professor Charlie Clarke and on the Muninn Project.

You are arriving in NAN minutes...

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ZVV_NAN.pngThe ZVV tram had an interesting schedule showing the other day. Looks like the prediction is a little bit off.