"Last years SEMANTICS conference saw a presentation about semantics in asset management. The discussed SML standard (CEN prEN 17632) is still under development (as was then its Dutch equivalent norm NEN 2660-2), but there are a few initiatives which took on the challenge of conforming to this standard while building their ontology. (One of) the first is IMBOR (Informatiemodel beheer openbare ruimte; Information model for Managing the Public Space) from Dutch non-profit CROW.
Data architect
CROW
https://www.crow.nl
Redmer is data architect at CROW, Dutch non-profit platform for transport, infrastructure and public space. With a background in linguistics, Redmer started with structured data publishing challenges in the digital humanities. In 2019, he started working for CROW, to develop linked data publications for CROW's expansive collection of reports, guidelines, and standards.
Semantic modeler
CROW
https://www.crow.nl
Semantic modeler and general information manager. Spefically responsible for designing and managing process and information models and LinkedData ontologies.
Knowledge graphs have emerged as an effective tool for managing and standardizing semistructured domain knowledge in a human- and machine-interpretable way. In terms of graph-based domain applications, such as embeddings and graph neural networks, current research is increasingly taking into account the time-related evolution of the information encoded within a graph. Algorithms and models for stationary and static knowledge graphs are extended to make them accessible for time-aware domains, where time-awareness can be interpreted in different ways.
