University of Edinburgh
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Informatics
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CISA
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AIAI
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CoAKTinG
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Edinburgh Focus
Support to the collaborative process of knowledge modelling, maintenance and use by studying:
Formal Aspects of the Knowledge Life Cycle
Multi-perspective approach to knowledge modelling and acquisition
Framework to support knowledge modelling, maintenance and usage processes
Ontologies as the basis for shared and communicable models
Agent-based approaches to web-accessible task support
Synthesis of knowledge presentations
Specific focus on task-related, activity and process knowledge, and its underlying rationale, in the context of all testbeds
Project Resources
AKT Web Site
http://www.aiai.ed.ac.uk/project/akt/
(was http://www.aktors.org - no longer active).
Participants:
University of Aberdeen
University of Edinburgh
Open University
University of Sheffield
University of Southampton
Supporting Organisations
Active Navigation
Baker Hughes
BG Knowledge
Boeing
BP Amoco
British Airways
Clifford Chance
DERA
Epistemics
IMS
ISX
Open University Learning Technologies
Parametric Technology Corporation
Rolls Royce
Teknowledge
Unilever
University of Edinburgh SELLIC
... and others
Presentations and Proposals
Short Description of IRC in AKT
- 24-Sep-1999
Presentation to EPSRC
- Shockwave - 8-Feb-2000
Press Releases
Edinburgh Press Release - 5-May-2000
Edinburgh Contributions
Proposal for an Edinburgh Informatics Programme in
Knowledge Modelling and Systems
- 5-Dec-1997
Presentation to University of Edinburgh Informatics Colloqium
- Postscript - 13-Dec-2000
Presentation on Lifecycle Calculus
- Dave Robertson - Sheffield AKT Meeting - Postscript - 29-Jan-2001
Presentation to University of Edinburgh Industial Advisory Board
- Powerpoint - 13-Mar-2001
Edinburgh Participants
PIs: Dave Robertson and Austin Tate
RAs: Stuart Aitken, Jessica Chen-Burger, Stephen Potter, Chris Walton
AKT-funded Students:
Richard Jensen (Supervisors: Qiang Shen and Dave Robertson)
Tom McCallum
Dave Lambert
Discussion Documents
Edinburgh AKTORS discussion Group
(e-mail to
aktors-ed@egroups.com
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Open Work Area
Protected Work Area
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Updated: Tue Jan 12 16:05:48 2016 by Stephen Potter <
stephenp@aiai.ed.ac.uk
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