Jérôme Euzenat

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My long term research interests are related to concurrent representations of the same situation and the relationships among them. It is thus closely related to semantics, understood as the interpretation of representations with regard to their meaning.

I am currently developing research about the exchange of formal knowledge mediated by computers. This covers formally annotated documents, knowledge servers, content-based cooperative work and transformation and alignment of representations (see the Exmo team pages).
More specifically we developed, over the past few years, extensive investigations about ontology matching and alignments encompassing the semantics of alignments [Zimmermann 2006b] and its use [Euzenat 2007a, Euzenat 2008e], the software support [David 2011a], matchers [Euzenat 2004c, Locoro 2013a], and evaluation of matchers [Euzenat 2011b, Euzenat 2013a]. With Pavel Shvaiko, I wrote a book about Ontology matching.

Previous works of mine were connected to the notion of contexts [Euzenat 1991c], viewpoints and granularity [Euzenat 1995e] which are all relevant of the notion of abstraction or approximation (see my HDR dissertation; in french).
I contributed to, and published in, various domains including ontology matching, reasoning maintenance systems, object-based knowledge representation, symbolic temporal granularity and collaborative knowledge base construction.

My secondary interests are for almost all computer science but numeric computation (or non discrete computation).

More about my research activities can be found in the pages of the Exmo team.

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After studying computer science at university of Paris 7 (Denis Diderot), I passed my doctorate in informatics from the Joseph Fourier University of Grenoble (France) in 1990 (about reasoning maintenance systems). I hold the habilitation à diriger des recherches diplom from the Joseph Fourier University of Grenoble (1999).
I have worked as an engineer for Cognitech (later bougth by Framentek, a Framatome company, 1988-1989), Bull-Cediag (artificial intelligence division, 1989-1991) and Ilog (now absorbed in IBM, 1992). I have also worked as a consultant for end-users (currently on content diffusion on the web).
After one year lecturing at the ENSIMAG engineering school I joined INRIA Rhône-Alpes (1992) where I used to work in the Sherpa project. My work has then first focussed on object-based knowledge representation and semantics (1992-1995) and on collaborative building of consensual knowledge bases (1995-1999). Since the beginning of year 2000, I lead the Exmo team.

By the way, do you want to know how many fingers my feet enjoy?

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Other sources: --Offline generated lists-- HTML per year HTML per type HTML per topic HTML per authors PDF RTF BibTeX XML or --External (incomplete) sites-- Google scholar account Google Scholar ACM Portal Citeseer citations Citeseer documents DBLP CompSci Bib Scientific commons Pistou HAL (INRIA) HAL

My favorite DBLP entry.

Most of my publications are available on the web. I do not distribute slides of my talks, because they are only support for discourse and are not designed to be read. Moreover, there are compelling reasons for reading papers instead of slides.

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• The Ontology matching book web page
• The pages of the Exmo team (with current bibliography);
• Ontology alignment API and server
• Ontology Alignment Evaluation Initiative;
• Ontology matching (mostly maintained by Pavel Shvaiko);
• The Langages et modèles à objets and Emerging semantic web book pages ;
• The semantic web lecture pages;
• Some Android software I wrote ('PataCal, Legend);
• Outdated servers (for archival purposes):
  • research server dedicated to Troeps, Co4;
  • My Pilot resource pages and the pages for Palm software I wrote ('PataCal, TTCE);
  • The pages of the Sherpa project (with extensive bibliography);
  • Transmorpher XML transformation flow engine;
  • The International Conference on Knowledge engineering and knowledge management 2008 web site;
  • The Maple package for extended relation algebras;
  • The knowledge management in technical memories, and semantics of knowledge representation lecture pages (I used to teach) and the séminaire Inférence & connaissance 2000-2001 that I organised;
  • Using Java for presenting poetry (does not seems to work with some browsers, this was before tag clouds...).

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Affiliation: INRIA Grenoble Rhône-Alpes & Laboratoire d'informatique de Grenoble Address: 655 avenue de l'Europe, Montbonnot Saint Martin, 38334 Saint-Ismier, France Email: Jerome:Euzenat#inria:fr Skype: JeromeEuzenat Telephone: +33 476 61 53 66 Telefax: +33 476 61 52 07 Coordinates: 45.21825281 North/ 5.80864791 East

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