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David De RoureWolfgang Nejdl

1st International Web Observatory Workshop

WOW2013May 14th 2013, held in conjunction with the22nd International World Wide Web ConferenceRio de Janeiro

http://wow.oerc.ox.ac.uk/

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Web as lens

Web as artefact

Web as

infrastructure

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Since WWW2012

• Web Observatory Panel at Web Science day of WWW2012, Lyon

• WSTnet workshop, Web Sci 2012, Chicago (also other locations)

• Web Observatory workshop at Microsoft Faculty Summit, Seattle

• W3C community group F2F, ISWC, Boston (and teleconference series starting April 2013)

• Building Web Obs workshop, Web Sci 2013, Paris• WOW2013 at WWW2013, Rio

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QueryPlug and Play

analyticsSubscribe

Anatomy of an observatory

ongoing collection

“Non-Consumptive Research”

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First phase - Information sharing

Second phase – Best practice guidelines

http://www.w3.org/community/webobservatory/

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DiscussionWhat’s in the

box?

What does the web page look

like for observatories

joining?

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Keynote: Prof. Dr. Steffen Staab "The Challenges of Building Interoperable Web Observatories”

Building Web Observatories [Functional aspects, architectures and best practices]

• Building a Multimedia Web Observatory Platform

• Social and Semantic Driven Web Harvesting

• The Southampton University Web Observatory

• Trajectories through Social Machines

Presentations and Panel: Linking Web Observatories [Interoperability challenges and guidelines]

• Building Semantically-Enriched Web Observatories

• Interoperability of Social Media Observatories

• Some Considerations for a Web Observatory

• Observing Observatories: Web Observatories should use Linked Data

Building Web Observatories Workshop at WebSci 2013

https://sites.google.com/site/bwebobs13/

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Keynote: Prof Nigel Shadbolt “Challenges in Social Machines”

• Social Machines: A Unified Paradigm to Describe Social Web-Oriented Systems

Understanding Social Machines

• Towards a Classification Framework for Social Machines

• Observing Social Machines Part 1: Understanding the Development of Social Machines

• The HTP Model: Understanding the Development of Social Machines

Building Social Machines

• A Few Thoughts on Engineering Social Machines

• Linked Data in Crowdsourcing Purposive Social Network

• "The Crowd Keeps Me In Shape": Social Psychology and the Present and Future of Health Social Machines

Privacy and Information Sensitivity

• Crime Applications and Social Machines: Crowdsourcing Sensitive Data

• Pseudonymity in Social Machines

Theory and Practice of Social Machines at WWW2013

http://sociam.org/www2013/

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13:00-14:30 OBSERVATORY CASE STUDIES

* Karissa Mckelvey and Filippo Menczer. Design and Prototyping of a Social Media Observatory

* Jérôme Kunegis. KONECT – The Koblenz Network Collection

Marie Joan Kristine Gloria, Deborah L. McGuinness, Joanne S. Luciano and Qingpeng Zhang.Exploration in Web Science: Instruments for Web Observatories

15:00-16:30 USING OBSERVATORIES

* Nattiya Kanhabua and Wolfgang Nejdl. Understanding the Diversity of Tweets in the Time of Outbreaks

Ramine Tinati, Thanassis Tiropanis and Leslie Carr. An Approach for Using Wikipedia to Measure the Flow of Trends across Countries

Ionut Trestian, Chunjing Xiao and Aleksandar Kuzmanovic. A Glance at an Overlooked Part of the World Wide Web

Short introductions of other observatory activities represented in the room

WOW2013 Web Observatory Workshop at WWW2013

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17:00-18:30 KEYNOTE AND OBSERVATORY ENGINEERING

Keynote: Prof Ramesh Jain "Observing Personal and Societal Health using EventShop”

Patrice Seyed, Tim Lebo, Evan Patton, James Mccusker and Deborah McGuinness.SemantEco: A Next-Generation Web Observatory

Ernesto Diaz-Aviles. Living Analytics Methods for the Web Observatory

18:30-20:00 OBSERVATORY ECOSYSTEM

* Paul Booth, Paul Gaskell and Christopher Hughes. The Economics of Data: Quality, Value & Exchange in Web Observatories

Ian Brown, Wendy Hall and Lisa Harris. From search to observation

Discussion of the future Web Observatory R&D agenda

WOW2013 Web Observatory Workshop at WWW2013

http://wow.oerc.ox.ac.uk/

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Thanks to everybody!