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International Workshop on Semantic Web Technology for Mobile and Ubiquitous Applications
Hiroshima, Japan, 07/11/2004

Mobile and ubiquitous computing aims to offer user-friendly information and communication services anywhere and at any time, empowering users through a digital environment aware of their presence and context. SWMU asked what semantic web technology has to contribute to that, and was held at the 3rd International Semantic Web Conference in Hiroshima. Its programme ran a full day, with invited talks by Ryusuke Masuoka of Fujitsu Labs on task computing and by Martin Dzbor of the Open University, and sessions on context and on service discovery and composition.

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International Workshop on Semantic Web Technology for Mobile and Ubiquitous Applications
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SWMU 2004
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workshop
— series
SWMU (2004)
where & when
— where
Hiroshima, Japan
— when
07/11/2004
dates
— paper submission
15/07/2004
— notification
01/09/2004
— camera-ready submission
10/10/2004
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documents
— call for papers
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APICe
— hosting event
ISWC 2004
roles
— organisers
Monique Calisti  •  Chiara Ghidini  •  Kaoru Hiramatsu  •  Terry Payne  •  Valentina Tamma
— programme committee, as listed in the workshop's june 2004 draft ("to be confirmed")
Richard Benjamins  •  Michael Berger  •  Paolo Bouquet  •  Patricia Charlton  •  Kendall Clark  •  Fabien Gandon  •  Floriana Grasso  •  Dominic Greenwood  •  Matthias Klusch  •  Manolis Koubarakis  •  Shoji Kurakake  •  Yannis Labrou  •  Zakaria Maamar  •  Enrico Motta  •  Filip Perich  •  Stefan Poslad  •  Dave de Roure  •  Norman Sadeh  •  Akio Sashima  •  Steffen Staab  •  York Sure  •  Sergio Tessaris  •  Simon Thompson  •  Chris van Aart  •  Steven Willmott  •  Franco Zambonelli
— per andreaomicini.service.conferences; not in the surviving draft list
Andrea Omicini
— invited speakers
Ryusuke Masuoka  •  Martin Dzbor