Larsblog - technology

ISO meeting in Atlanta, day 3

The meeting started with a show-and-tell session, where people showed each other various tools and projects they were working on. I didn't attend this session, and instead spent the time preparing for the TMQL session. ...

Read | 2005-11-15 15:14 | 0 comment(s)

ISO meeting in Atlanta, day 2

Day 2 started with a presentation by Naito-san about a proposal from him and Komachi-san about a standard format for publishing PSIs. They suggest using Dublin Core to describe the PSIs. They also suggest creating topic maps to describe the PSIs. Finally, they brought up the question of which standards body should do the work (OASIS or ISO). Again, I'll link to the slides once I have them. ...

Read | 2005-11-14 00:35 | 0 comment(s)

ISO meeting in Atlanta, day 1

This is an unofficial report from the winter meeting of ISO JTC1 SC34. This is the committee responsible for SGML, DSDL (XML schema language framework), and Topic Maps, which usually has a meeting late in the year in conjunction with the XML USA conference. This year it's in Atlanta. The report is mostly about what Working Group 3 is doing, since this is the Working Group focusing on Topic Maps. ...

Read | 2005-11-12 19:30 | 3 comment(s)

SKOS in Topic Maps

I've argued for a long time that the RTM vocabulary for mapping RDF to Topic Maps makes it possible to use RDF vocabularies in Topic Maps. Nobody has really picked this up yet, probably because the presentation in the original paper makes it something of a challenge to see exactly how to do that. ...

Read | 2005-10-24 21:57 | 1 comment(s)

TMRA'05 — second day

(Second day of semi-live coverage from the TMRA'05 Topic Maps research workshop.) ...

Read | 2005-10-07 13:33 | 0 comment(s)

TMRA'05 — first day

This is a semi-live report from the first Topic Maps conference: TMRA'05 in Leipzig. ...

Read | 2005-10-06 16:33 | 4 comment(s)

XTM is not Topic Maps

For some reason a large number of people continue to believe that XTM is Topic Maps, which just isn't the case. This happens over and over again, and has all kinds of consequences. Sometimes it's no worse than people calling the technology "XML Topic Maps", other times people will make mathematical models of XTM or really implement the syntax as their model, which can be bad enough to render their work irrelevant. Which is of course a shame. ...

Read | 2005-10-02 23:24 | 4 comment(s)

A blog

I've been thinking about starting a blog for a long time, maybe a couple of years now. It always seemed like a good idea, but I was always held back by uncertainty about what to write about, how to write it, and how to find the time to write. Ideas for things to write would crop up now and then, but they never really excited me enough that I found myself doing anything about them. ...

Read | 2005-09-04 17:14 | 0 comment(s)

Next >>

> Home
> Technology
> Beer
> Personal

> The author
> On Twitter

RSS

follow us in feedly

Subscribe by email:

Spam don't check this if you want to be posted Not spam do check this if you want to be posted

My new book


Historical Brewing Techniques - The Forgotten Art of Farmhouse Brewing

Norway


Gårdsøl
det norske ølet

Lithuania

Guidebook to Lithuanian beer
Rough guide to
Lithuanian beer

Archive

2013-10 - 2010-05
2009-09 - 2008-10
2008-09 - 2008-01
2008-01 - 2007-09
2007-08 - 2007-04
2007-01 - 2006-12
2006-11 - 2006-08
2006-08 - 2006-06
2006-06 - 2006-03
2006-03 - 2005-11
2005-11 - 2005-09

Technology blogs

Robert Barta
TopicObserver.Com
Sveins blogg
Stephen Fry
ongoing
Messages in a bottle
Alex Brown
Planet Topic Maps

Last comments
RSS

Bimal on 7 tips on writing cl...

Parag Ahire on Bayesian identity re...

Lars Marius Garshol on Bayesian identity re...

Parag Ahire on Bayesian identity re...

Lars Marius Garshol on Bayesian identity re...

Parag Ahire on Bayesian identity re...

Vern on Advances in active l...

Ekta on Bayesian identity re...

Lars Marius Garshol on A sudoku solver in P...

Heinz-Günter on A sudoku solver in P...