SEKT
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SEKT (Semantically Enabled Knowledge Technology) is the name of a European FP6 research project going from 2004 to 2006. It is lead by BT Group plc. Its goal is to bring together experts in knowledge discovery, ontology and metadata technologies, and human language technologies and to combine it into one platform to enable building semantic applications. Project director is John Davies of BT and technical director is Rudi Studer.
[edit] Project partners
- BT Group plc: project coordinator, semantic knowledge access, digital library case study and exploitation
- Empolis GmbH: integration platform and IT experts case study
- Jožef Stefan Institute: knowledge discovery and machine learning
- University of Karlsruhe: technical lead, ontology management and methodology
- University of Sheffield: natural language technologies
- Leopold-Franzens-Universität Innsbruck: ontology mapping research
- iSoco: visualisation and legal experts case study
- Kea-Pro: training and usability
- Ontoprise GmbH: OntoStudio platform and mapping components
- Ontotext (Sirma Group): massive annotation and upper level ontology
- Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam: reasoning with inconsistency
- Autonomous University of Barcelona: domain experts for the legal experts case study
- Siemens Business Services: IT experts case study
