Conferences and other events about knowledge graphs, linked data and related topics
While every effort has been made to keep these listings current, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic always check the linked event site for the most up-to-date information concerning that event.
This webinar will explore how the Bioschemas community, through extending schema.org and other approaches, can support the discovery and findability of biodiversity data.
The first ENDORSE conference will bring together a large audience to share best practices and lessons learned in the fields of interoperability and knowledge management.
In this webinar Ian Synge will use the Copyright Clearance Center Author Graph as an example of how knowledge graphs can help publishers unearth new insights.
Dr. Janna Lipenkova will explain taxonomies, review existing methods of automatic taxonomy construction, and present a hybrid approach.
Natasha Noy of Google Research will talk about the open ecosystem for describing datasets that Google hopes to encourage.
In this webinar presenters Ben Szekely and Noel Yuhanna will describe how a knowledge graph powers a data fabric to make unanswerable questions answerable.
Organizers of Taxonomy Boot Camp London will discuss how they adapted to create a virtual event, and will probe the wider landscape of virtual events.
This webinar will explore how knowledge graphs are transforming human resource management.
This presentation will introduce RDF* (RDF Star) and the features that it adds to RDF and SPARQL.
This seminar will introduce emerging approaches that address tighter integration of OpenStreetMap and knowledge graphs.