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Max Völkel

Full Name:	Max Völkel
Photo:	U1p2l3o4a5d2076
e-mail:	Max Völkel
Homepage:	www.xam.de
Date of Birth:	02.01.1978
Role:	PhD student Right hand of York Sure
Country:	Germany
City:	Karlsruhe
Zip code:	76131
Street Address:	Kollegiengebäude am Ehrenhof, Englerstrasse 11
Telephone:	+49 721 608-4754
Fax:	+49 721 693717
Gender:	Male
belongs to:	University of Karlsruhe
is author of:	Crete - WP2.6 - Towards a Virtual Research Centre D2.3.3v1: Full RDF versioning system D2.3.3v2: Full RDF versioning system D2.3.8v2: Report and prototype of dynamics in the ontology lifecycle
is involved in:	T2.1.1: State of the art on the technology participating on the scalability WP T2.1.2: Approximate reasoning with ontologies T2.1.3: Modularization of ontologies T2.1.4: Definition of a methodology and general criteria for ontology-based tools benchmarking T2.1.5: Construction of prototypes of tools for benchmarking ontology building tools T2.1.6: Benchmarking of ontology building tools according to the criteria and test beds produced T2.1.7: Management and Self-assessment T2.2.1: Continous research on alignment alignment semantics T2.2.2: Design and implementation of a benchmark suite for alignment T2.2.3: Research on integration techniques and implementations T2.2.4: Research on alignment techniques and implementations T2.2.5: Definition of the format for delivering alignment T2.2.6: Management and Self-assessment T2.3.1: Ontology versioning T2.3.2: Process modeling of consensus T2.3.3.1: Report that describes how versioning systems for different ontology languages can be build on top of the RDF versioning system T2.3.3.2: Evolving the RDF prototype delivered in M12 into a full RDF versioning system T2.3.3.3: Implementing a full RDF-Schema versioning system on top of the RDF versioning system Including semantic diffs (transitive closure etc.) T2.3.4: Implementing a first prototype of a WSMO-Core versioning system on top of the RDF versioning system built in T2.3.6 T2.3.5: Implementation of a Semantic Web consensus making environment T2.3.6: Defining criteria for ontology evaluation and building language dependant prototypes for evaluating ontologies especially RDF-Schema, OWL-light-minus and WSMO-Core ontologies T2.6.1: Monitoring the research advance T2.6.2: Potential redistribution of budget to research tasks T2.6.3: Facilitating and managing the exchange and research collaboration T2.6.4: Organization of workshops T2.6.5: Self-assessment T3.1.1: Conducting a detailed requirements analysis for EASE T3.1.2: Investigation of prior attempts T3.1.3: Negotiations among Universities T3.1.4: Analysis of the requirements for an e-learning infrastructure T3.1.5: Management and Self-assessment T3.2.1: Educational Events: PhD Student network / PhD symposium T3.2.2: Educational Events: Joint Industry-Education Cooperation T3.2.3: Educational Events: Summer schools T3.2.4: Towards the shared masters program: Joint curriculum T3.2.6: Management and Self-Assessment T3.3.1: Agreement on formats, metadata standards, etc. T3.3.2: Setup of learning management system as repository for learning units T3.3.2: Setup of learning management system as repository for learning units v2
works in:	WP2.1: Scalability WP2.2: Heterogenity WP2.3: Dynamics WP2.6: Weaving the European Semantic Web Research Network WP3.1: EASE WP3.2: Educational Contents and Event Provision