to discuss different approaches for semantic interoperability in and between data spaces (e.g. ontologies and controlled vocabularies, SHACL shapes, JSON schemas, etc…), and
to raise awareness for and discuss cross-domain (semantic) interoperability concepts (e.g. methodologies, vocabularies), and
to bridge the gap between such concepts, overall and particular in regards to standardisation.
Who is the Workshop addressed to?
You are a researcher, decision maker or practitioner
You work in the development and operation of European (common) data spaces, data markets and other web-based data management systems
You know about a data sharing, trading and data collaboration
You want to discuss requirements, standards, tools, licenses and more regarding (semantic data) interoperability in data spaces
What a domain contribution is?
We are asking for contributions from different domains along the Common European Data Spaces and beyond, like
Agriculture
Cultural Heritage
Energy
Finance
Greed Deal
Health
Language
Manufacturing
Media
Mobility
Public Administration
Research & Innovation
Skills
Tourism
This one-day workshop will be a mix of presentations, interactive parts and discussions
The output document will summarise all the inputs and discussions about mainly (a) different approaches of semantic interoperability inside and between data spaces, (b) current concrete applied methods of semantic interoperability in specific domains and thereby highlighting differences and overlaps. The outcome will be published freely available under an open license / under open access.
Workshop organizers
Project supporters
Call for participation
To address the topics of (semantic) interoperability in data spaces and in particular (i) to present, demonstrate and discuss different approaches for semantic interoperability (e.g. ontologies and controlled vocabularies, SHACL shapes, JSON schemas, etc…) in and between data spaces, (ii) to raise awareness for and discuss cross-domain (semantic) interoperability concepts (e.g. methodologies, vocabularies).
While the web of data is an unconstrained space, data spaces are a more regulated vision for the web of data. Actors coming to a data space adhere to a certain concept of data sharing with rules and constraints. Hence the increased need to express options in interoperable ways.
All submissions must have a strong focus on real world applications with a preference beyond the prototypical status and demonstrate the power of (semantic) interoperability in data spaces!
We ask for position papers in the listed and described topics, that can be presented at the workshop as 10 minute lightning talks.
Described with (i) a title, (ii) a short description, (iii) the name, the role, and the affiliation of the authors as well as of the speaker(s) at the workshop. In total: 5 pages max. (A4, font size 11, in PDF format).
The following topics of discussion are expected:
Existing solutions for (semantic) interoperability from different domains (see above) such as
Vocabularies for data spaces
Tools for vocabularies and ontologies
Clearinghouse tools for vocabularies and ontologies
Overall Data Space tools and solutions for (semantic) interoperability
Governance models on (semantic) interoperability in Data Spaces
The Position Papers will be published on the Workshop’s website. If the number of Position Papers exceeds the availability of slots for presentation, a programme committee will select the papers that will be presented.
Plus: provision of URLs to the topic (if applicable), and the bio(s) of the speaker(s).
April 22, 2024
Submission opens
June 07, 2024 (17:00, CEST)
Submission deadline
June 28, 2024 (17:00, CEST)
Notification of acceptance
August 16, 2024 (17:00, CEST)
Presentation ready
October 1
Workshop
You can send a position paper using the web-form below: