Ciuciu, IoanaKang, HanMeersman, RobertSchmid, JérômeMagnenat-Thalmann, NadiaIglesias-Guitian, Jose A.Gobbetti, Enrico2025-05-082025-05-082010Ciuciu, I., Meersman, R., Schmid, J., Magnenat-Thalmann, N., Iglesias Guitián, J. A., & Gobbetti, E. (2010). Collaborative semantic content management: an ongoing case study for imaging applications. In Proceedings of the 11th European Conference on Knowledge Management. Universidade Lusíada de Vila Nova de Famalicão Portugal, pp 257-267978-1-62276-527-0978-190663871-92048-8971http://hdl.handle.net/2183/41945Presented at: 11th European Conference on Knowledge Management 2010 (ECKM 2010), Vila Nova de Famalicao, Portugal 2-3 September 2010.[Abstract]: This paper presents a collaborative solution for knowledge management, implemented as a semantic content management system (CMS) with the purpose of knowledge sharing between users with different backgrounds. The CMS is enriched with semantic annotations, enabling content to be categorized, retrieved and published on the Web thanks to the Linked Open Data (LOD) principle which enables the linking of data inside existing resources using a standardized URI mechanism. Annotations are done collaboratively as a social process. Users with different backgrounds express their knowledge using structured natural language. The user knowledge is captured thanks to an ontologic approach and it can be further transformed into RDF(S) classes and properties. Ontologies are at the heart of our CMS and they naturally co-evolve with their communities of use to provide a new way of knowledge sharing inside the network. The ontology is modeled following the so-called DOGMA (Developing Ontology- Grounded Methods and Applications) paradigm, grounded in natural language. The approach will be demonstrated on a use case concerning the semantic annotation of anatomical data (e.g. medical images).engCopyright © The Authors, (2010). All Rights Reserved.Knowledge managementContent management systemCollaborative ontology engineeringSocial Webconference outputopen access