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Deliverables • 1.4.1v5 Technology roadmap (contribute; 1 p*m Ying Ding) • 1.5.5 Report on organized event progress (lead; 1,5 p*m Ying Ding) • 1.5.6 Report on cooperation between Kweb and REWERSE regarding industrial events (lead; 1,5 p*m Ying Ding) • 2.2.9 Description of alignment implementation and benchmarking results (contribute; 3 p*m Francois) • 2.4.8.2 Semantic tuplespace Computing (lead; 6 p*m) • 2.4.13.1 Data Mediation in Semantic Web Services (lead; 6 p*m Adrian) • KW – D2.4.14.1 Semantic Web Services Challenge • 2.5.7 Integration of additional semantic layers (contribute; 8 p*m Jos) • D2.4.14.1 Semantic Web Services Challenge (contribute; 6 p*m Holger and SEE Cluster) Total: 33 p*m 3.3.3. RW² Name Acronym Funding line Cluster Leader Objective Website Team Reasoning with Web Services RW² FIT-IT RSWS Holger Lausen Discovery, Reasoning http://rw2.deri.at/ Senior Researchers: (Ying Ding) Junior Reserachers: Cristina Feier Uwe Keller Holger Lausen 45
Mission Students: Nathalie Steinmetz Martin Tanler The mission is to develop WSML reasoning support and apply it to Web services with the aim of offering a higher support for the automation of a number of tasks specifically Web service discovery. Person*mon Total 94 Per month 3 ths budget Duration 30 months 01/05 – 06/07 Major tasks • Reasoning support for all WSML variants • Discovery Engine • Tool support: integrate editing, reasoning and discovery • Semantic Web Services Challenge Deliverables • D1.2 Report on reasoning techniques and prototype implementation for the WSML-Core and WSMO-DL languages (Uwe, Cristina) • D1.3 Report on reasoning techniques and prototype implementation for the WSML-RL and WSML-FOL languages (Uwe, Cristina) • D1.4 Evaluation of the reasoning procedures and techniques (Uwe, Cristina) • D2.2 Discovery Framework Specification (Holger, Uwe) • D2.3 Prototype Implementation of the Discovery Component (Holger, Martin) • D3.2 First prototype of the base framework for the WSMO- Studio including the WSMO-API (Martin, Nathalie, Holger) • D4.2 Revision of D4.1 (State-of-the-art in Semantic Web Service Description and Usage) (Holger, Uwe) • D5.2Report on and Evaluation of the dissemination strategy (Holger, Uwe) • D6.2Report on standardization activities and achieved results (Holger, Uwe) • D7.3c Periodic Progress Reports (Holger, Ying, Leo) • D7.4d Periodic Progress Reports (Holger, Ying, Leo) • D7.2 Final Project Report (Holger, Ying, Leo) 46
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