Robert E. Horn's home page at Stanford. Lots of links to material about visual language, argument mapping etc.

RDFS(FA) "...is a Semantics Web schema language introducing a UML-like metamodeling architecture to RDFS...RDFS(FA) introduces a Fixed layered metamodeling Architecture to RDFS, based on a relatively standard model-theoretic semantics. Therefore, first order languages, like DAML+OIL and OWL, can be built on top of both the syntax and semantics of RDFS(FA). On the other hand, all RDFS(FA) statements are still valid RDFS statements."

newdocms - a new document management system (Manuel Arriaga) works with KDE. "...aims to do away with these artificial restrictions by insulating the user (as far as possible) from the HFS [hierarchical file system] and allowing her to store document metadata as (attribute,value) pairs...The most interesting part is that the user can organize all concepts into a category tree. "

OntoLog "...is a tool for annotating (describing and indexing) video and audio using ontologies"

RDFCore last call - comments needed by 21 Feb 2003.

SWAD-Europe reports SWAD-Europe Thesaurus Activity

GenXML 2.0 draft. "...a file format for exchange of data between genealogy programs. It is an alternative to Gedcom 5.5."

X marks the spot - Ben Hammersley on Latent Semantic Indexing in the Guardian.

Term Tree 2000 Thesaurus Software "...for the creation and management of subject (ISO 2788) or records management / function based (AS 4390 - ISO 15489) thesaurus or taxonomies. ". Commercial, limited demo free download.

XML.com: BrownSauce: An RDF Browser (Damian Steer)

A Portal for the Semantic Web review of semanticweb.org at searchenginewatch. Couple more related articles linked from there.

GenealogyFromXmlToHtml on the Easy Topic Maps Wiki.

Yahoo! Search Results for "featuring" - result number 5 is this site. I hope the person searching was satisfied...

SWAD-Europe: Semantic Blogging and Bibliographies - Requirements Specification first release.

Accessibility via the Semantic Web Towards an Accessible Planet

Ideagraph Development Notebook - categorized blog: news, dev notes etc. Includes links to vocabularies (RDFS), and feature requests & comments can be posted.

Web Ontology Language (OWL) Use Cases and Requirements new draft published

Messaging Patterns couple of papers.

Mono "...an effort to create an open source implementation of the .NET Development Framework. ". Includes a compiler for the C# language.

seeAlso: Drive An RDF Parser in C#

Bouncy Castle Crypto APIs (Java). Release 1.17 is now available for download.

Note - I'm planning to move this blog over to a different setup (MT rather than Blogger) to allow categorization etc, but in the meantime don't forget that Google can help here. E.g. to find links featuring the word 'science' in this site's archives search on : site:www.citnames.com science

Danny.

Science and the Semantic Web J.Hendler.

John Perry Barlow interview, talking about the Total Information Awareness project amongst other things.

bayard: Genetic algorithm'd Databases (blog piece) "Why aren't there databases out there which automatically decide on indexes etc? "

According to comments SQL Server 2000 already does this (with a GA? - I'd be gobstruck) and also Postgresql (that I can imagine, it's a well-geeky DB)

spacenamespace "...a kind of collaborative mapping project. it consists of geographical models which are represented as RDF graphs. you can wander round them, like a MUD or MOO, with a bot interface which you can use to create and connect new places." (done in Perl)

hackdiary: Photo-annotating bot based on Jena.

Serializing Java objects to DAML (Kalixia)

TextCat Language Guesser - "...the system knows about 69 natural languages ". GPL.
(via Second p0st)

foaftool Sha1ing, smushing and aggregating FOAF "... a Java class that uses Jena. The tarball also contains a couple of servlets that can be used to transform existing content on the web.".

Coding from Scratch - : A Conversation with Virtual Reality Pioneer Jaron Lanier, Part One.
Very interesting stuff about code fundamentals.

Semantic Web Blog apologises for the archives being even more screwed up than usual, will fix soon...

MOVES Institute's Context Machine "The Augmented Cognition Project is a large, multi-organizational effort spearheaded by DARPA to improve the ability of an individual warfighter."

Evil.

bloggers for hire - category on 'a klog apart'.

I vaguely remember the jobsearch idea floating around one of the RDF lists - I found it because the list includes Mark Baker, a 'semantic webologist'

PS. I should have read on! - there's also:
Shelley Powers, Software Engineer, Greater Boston.
(though she doesn't mention semweb).

EUROMAP Article:
HLT-Powered Web Technology: Semantic Web, that's human language technologies. Overview piece with quotes from Jim Hendler, nice set of links.