[Nepomuk] First time Hello / Conquirere research tool / BibTeX ontology
Andreas Cord-Landwehr
phoenixx at uni-paderborn.de
Sun Sep 25 13:36:08 UTC 2011
On Sunday 25 September 2011 14:14:58 Jörg Ehrichs wrote:
> > * Conferences: One of my key search terms in my personal paper database
> > are specific conferences. So it would be nice to have an additional
> > entity discribing a conference with its date/month, organization, and
> > place. AFAIK those values are also described by the BibTeX
> > meta-reference "conference".
>
> The "Conference" selection is missing, because I couldn't spot any
> difference between the BibTeX "conference" and "proceeding". Thus I've used
> proceeding currently.
>
> For the import everything will be transformed to proceeding and for the
> bibtex export you could choose if you want to use conference or proceeding
>
> If you need both and can explain what’s the real difference between those
> two are. I will add them also.
Hi, I agree that for pure biblography programs the difference between
proceedings and conferences is negligible. You have usually a 1:1 mapping and
those confrences without proceedings won't appear in a literature database
anyways :)
However, I see the "conference" entity as a possible connection hub for other
applications. For example, you have contacts to pepole that you met at a
conference, the conference schedules, several todos, mails about flights an
hotels and much more. All that is obviously not stored in a literature
database and an entity like "proceedings" is not adequate to express the
meaning of a conference at all.
So, in my opinion a conference entity would simplify the connection between
the present literature and everything else that is connected to a conference
(which actually is to most parts already contained in Nepomuk, like by the
Akonadi feeders of KMail and KOrganizer...)
Greetings,
Andreas
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