Alessandro
Paciaroni
Alessandro Paciaroni
Research Associate
Tallinn | Estonia
Biography
Alessandro Paciaroni is a research associate at the Lisbon Council where he leads activities of research and advocacy on digital transformation, public sector innovation and data across various projects. He previously contributed to lay down the groundwork for the development of a digital infrastructure for a circular economy at TEXRoad and assisted the research on AI policy at the Future of Life Institute. He holds a master's degree in public sector innovation and e-governance from KU Leuven, the University of Münster and the Tallinn University of Technology.
Speaker session
Linked Data Event Streams (LDES): From Pilots to Standards - part 1
STUDIO 214+216
Discover our workshop on ‘Linked Data Event Streams: From Pilots to Standards,’ where we unveil the latest addition to the SEMIC inventory: LDES. Join us to explore new use cases and implementations of LDES, witness its potential as a publication standard in data spaces, and stay updated on its evolving usage from inception to present. Tailored for professionals across the public sector, academia, and industry with an interest in innovative publication technologies grounded in semantics, this workshop offers a prime opportunity to engage with the LDES community. Whether you’re keen to participate in pilots or simply wish to familiarize yourself with Linked Data Event Streams, this workshop will provide a comprehensive overview, inviting you to be part of the conversation.
Moderators:
- Anastasia Sofou, Semantic Interoperability, External Service Provider, European Commission
- Pieter Colpaert, University of Ghent
Linked Data Event Streams (LDES): From Pilots to Standards - part 2
STUDIO 214+216
Discover our workshop on ‘Linked Data Event Streams: From Pilots to Standards,’ where we unveil the latest addition to the SEMIC inventory: LDES. Join us to explore new use cases and implementations of LDES, witness its potential as a publication standard in data spaces, and stay updated on its evolving usage from inception to present. Tailored for professionals across the public sector, academia, and industry with an interest in innovative publication technologies grounded in semantics, this workshop offers a prime opportunity to engage with the LDES community. Whether you’re keen to participate in pilots or simply wish to familiarize yourself with Linked Data Event Streams, this workshop will provide a comprehensive overview, inviting you to be part of the conversation.
Moderators:
- Anastasia Sofou, Semantic Interoperability, External Service Provider, European Commission
- Pieter Colpaert, University of Ghent
Matthias Palmér
CTO and Co-founder
Stockholm | Sweden
Biography
Matthias Palmér is the cofounder and CTO of MetaSolutions, a company specialising in linked data technologies and most prominently the open source platform EntryScape. Matthias is also a consultant for the Swedish agency for digital government. For the last ten years Matthias has been the maintainer DCAT-AP-SE, i.e. the Swedish profile of DCAT-AP. He has also supported other national adaptions as well as been involved in the community and development of DCAT-AP itself.
Matthias has a PhD in media technology with focus on Linked Data, Semantic Web, and Web Architecture. He specialised in combining Linked Data with RESTful Ajax Web Applications. Matthias is also a developer and is maintaining a range of libraries in JavaScript for working with RDF, both user interfaces like RDForms and harvesting solutions for data catalogues from various source, e.g. harvesting INSPIRE into GeoDCAT-AP.
Matthias is responsible for the harvesting infrastructure for data catalogues in Sweden and is currently participating in the development of LDES as a more capable and stable solution for this. Matthias is also currently involved in initiatives around how to foster interoperability in a more structured manner by reusing parts of information models in the form of vocabularies, terminologies and application profiles.
Speaker session
Linked Data Event Streams (LDES): From Pilots to Standards - part 1
STUDIO 214+216
Discover our workshop on ‘Linked Data Event Streams: From Pilots to Standards,’ where we unveil the latest addition to the SEMIC inventory: LDES. Join us to explore new use cases and implementations of LDES, witness its potential as a publication standard in data spaces, and stay updated on its evolving usage from inception to present. Tailored for professionals across the public sector, academia, and industry with an interest in innovative publication technologies grounded in semantics, this workshop offers a prime opportunity to engage with the LDES community. Whether you’re keen to participate in pilots or simply wish to familiarize yourself with Linked Data Event Streams, this workshop will provide a comprehensive overview, inviting you to be part of the conversation.
Moderators:
- Anastasia Sofou, Semantic Interoperability, External Service Provider, European Commission
- Pieter Colpaert, University of Ghent
Linked Data Event Streams (LDES): From Pilots to Standards - part 2
STUDIO 214+216
Discover our workshop on ‘Linked Data Event Streams: From Pilots to Standards,’ where we unveil the latest addition to the SEMIC inventory: LDES. Join us to explore new use cases and implementations of LDES, witness its potential as a publication standard in data spaces, and stay updated on its evolving usage from inception to present. Tailored for professionals across the public sector, academia, and industry with an interest in innovative publication technologies grounded in semantics, this workshop offers a prime opportunity to engage with the LDES community. Whether you’re keen to participate in pilots or simply wish to familiarize yourself with Linked Data Event Streams, this workshop will provide a comprehensive overview, inviting you to be part of the conversation.
Moderators:
- Anastasia Sofou, Semantic Interoperability, External Service Provider, European Commission
- Pieter Colpaert, University of Ghent
Monica Palmirani
Full professor
Bologna | Italy
Biography
Speaker session
Linked Data Event Streams (LDES): From Pilots to Standards - part 1
STUDIO 214+216
Discover our workshop on ‘Linked Data Event Streams: From Pilots to Standards,’ where we unveil the latest addition to the SEMIC inventory: LDES. Join us to explore new use cases and implementations of LDES, witness its potential as a publication standard in data spaces, and stay updated on its evolving usage from inception to present. Tailored for professionals across the public sector, academia, and industry with an interest in innovative publication technologies grounded in semantics, this workshop offers a prime opportunity to engage with the LDES community. Whether you’re keen to participate in pilots or simply wish to familiarize yourself with Linked Data Event Streams, this workshop will provide a comprehensive overview, inviting you to be part of the conversation.
Moderators:
- Anastasia Sofou, Semantic Interoperability, External Service Provider, European Commission
- Pieter Colpaert, University of Ghent
Linked Data Event Streams (LDES): From Pilots to Standards - part 2
STUDIO 214+216
Discover our workshop on ‘Linked Data Event Streams: From Pilots to Standards,’ where we unveil the latest addition to the SEMIC inventory: LDES. Join us to explore new use cases and implementations of LDES, witness its potential as a publication standard in data spaces, and stay updated on its evolving usage from inception to present. Tailored for professionals across the public sector, academia, and industry with an interest in innovative publication technologies grounded in semantics, this workshop offers a prime opportunity to engage with the LDES community. Whether you’re keen to participate in pilots or simply wish to familiarize yourself with Linked Data Event Streams, this workshop will provide a comprehensive overview, inviting you to be part of the conversation.
Moderators:
- Anastasia Sofou, Semantic Interoperability, External Service Provider, European Commission
- Pieter Colpaert, University of Ghent