2019:Quality/open knowledge networks: aligning public knowledge graphs to identify gaps, deconflict sources, and cluster equivalents
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Description
[edit | edit source]We will discuss the framing of OKNs, current equivalents like Wikidata and iNaturalist, and current initiatives to expand these and form a federated network of public knowledge and interfaces, for humans + cyborgs + machines alike.
Relationship to the theme
[edit | edit source]This session will address the conference theme — Wikimedia, Free Knowledge and the Sustainable Development Goals — in the following manner:
Scope, education, and local capacity building all depend on this being accessible, flexible, inexpensive to access, sensible to use.
Session outcomes
[edit | edit source]At the end of the session, the following will have been achieved:
Participants will have learned about current efforts to develop knowledge networks from heterogenous collections, and have shared those they are part of.
Session leader(s)
[edit | edit source]Sj (talk) 14:19, 22 May 2019 (UTC)
Session type
[edit | edit source]Working together; lightning talks punctuating active work sessions.
Each Space at Wikimania 2019 will have specific format requests. The program design prioritises submissions which are future-oriented and directly engage the audi
ence. The format of this submission is a:
- Lightning talk
- Tool or project demonstration: short talks focused on tools
- Computer-based training workshop
- Discussion-based training workshop
- Panel with audience Question & Answer session
- Lecture
- Other
Requirements
[edit | edit source]The session will work best with these conditions:
- Room:
- Audience:
- Recording: