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Introduction

BLINK will provide a forum where topics related to the evaluation (included, but not limited to, expressive power, usability and performance) of Linked Data Technologies for different steps of the Big Linked Data Chain can be discussed and elaborated upon.

Big Linked Data is starting to enter the new data economy. Systems are constantly being developed in order to support the booming exchange of data (existing in numerous formats) in the Web and the Enterprise. Big Linked Data standards and benchmarks can function as valuable tools to objectively depict and illustrate the level of adequacy and thus performance provided by the existing Linked Data systems.

This workshop aims to bring together a broad range of attendants interested in benchmarking Big Linked Data and aims at identifying collectively the specific needs and challenges of the domain in order to foster interdisciplinary collaborations towards attaining these challenges.

Call for paper

Important date

2016-07-07
Draft paper submission deadline
2016-07-31
Draft paper acceptance notification
2016-08-25
Final paper submission deadline

Submission Topics

We welcome contributions presenting experiences with benchmarking Linked Data technologies as well as technical contributions regarding the development of benchmarks for all aspects of the Linked Data/Big Data lifecycle. All domains (e.g., life science, social networks, smart cities, news, digital forensics, e-science and geo-spatial data management)  are welcome .

Topics of interest include but are not limited to:

  • Linked Data benchmarks
  • Linked Data benchmark evaluation
  • Linked Data processing chain
  • Tools and methodologies for the big linked data value chain:
    • generation and acquisition
    • analytics and processing
    • storage and curation
    • visualization and data access

Guidlines

The workshop will accept two types of submissions: short papers (8 pages) will be either position papers or describe early works in the area of benchmarking. Long papers (up to 16 pages) will describe benchmarks, benchmarking techniques or benchmarking results along the linked data lifecycle.

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Important Date
  • Conference Date

    Oct 17

    2016

    to

    Oct 21

    2016

  • Jul 07 2016

    Draft paper submission deadline

  • Jul 31 2016

    Draft Paper Acceptance Notification

  • Aug 25 2016

    Final Paper Deadline

  • Oct 21 2016

    Registration deadline

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