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Description of post-PhD research works:
HDR thesis
Main research&development tools created
WebKB-2.
A knowledge base server enabling people or agents to store and tightly
interconnect their knowledge into a large knowledge base
without having to agree on terminology or facts.
Winner of the 2001
Asia-Pacific Oracle Queensland IT&T Awards for Excellence,
Research and Development Category (see the photo below;
I am on the right).
On May 12th 2004, the
Multi-Source Ontology (MSO) of WebKB-2
is adopted by the
Standard Upper Ontology (SUO) working group as a material to study/re-use.
The main part of WebKB-2 has been developed under contract with the
DSTC
(Distributed Systems Technology
Center; previous W3C's Australian Office; DSTC closed in June 2006)
from January 2000 to August 2003.
WebKB-1.
A knowledge base server enabling the storage of knowledge in Web documents
and its use for indexing and then retrieving any part of any Web document.
Finalist of the
1999 Asia-Pacific
Oracle Queensland IT&T Awards for Excellence,
Intelligent Technologies Category.
This work was supported by the
Defense Science and Technology
Organisation (DSTO). It was initiated at the
University of Adelaide - Computer
Sciences department from November 1996 to October 1997, and was
completed in the
KVO laboratory,
School of Information Technology,
Griffith University, from April 1998 to
December 1999.
CGKAT. This work was completed at the INRIA, ACACIA Project, France, during my Ph.D. thesis, from January 1993 to October 1996.
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