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The Trust Laboratory conducts research in the areas of knowledge representation in support of science and engineering. Current work focuses on enabling scientists to use Semantic Web and Cyber-Infrastructure technologies to better understand and thus believe answers derived by complex processes, e.g., the execution of scientific workflows. The laboratory is affiliated with the Department of Computer Science at The University of Texas at El Paso.Funded Projects
- UTEP CyberShARE Center
- NSF CREST funded
- UTEP CargoTRUST
- Visual explanation research funded by DHS MSI Scientific Leadership program
- Spatial reasoning research funded by UTEP Regional Geospatial Service Center/Texas National Guard
- SRI CALO
- DARPA PAL funded
Collaborative Projects (through CyberShARE)
Research Products
- WDO-It! - An editor for Workflow-Driven Ontologies, Semantic Abstract Workflows, and Data Annotators
- Probe-It! - Knowledge Provenance Visualization Framework
- SciTrust - Topic-Specific Discovery of Scientific Provenance Information
- VisKo - Visualization Knowledge
- CI-Server - A Content-Management System and Query Infrastructure in Support of Semantic Annotations
- PML-SPARQL - Understanding the Use of SPARQL to Query and Reason with Provenance Information
- derivA - Manual Capture of Provenance
- MS Office PML - Provenance Support for MS Office
- IW - Inference Web (joint project with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)
- UMLi - The Unified Modeling Language for Interactive Systems
Resources
- Mailing list:
- Address: cs-trust at listserv dot utep dot edu
- Archive: http://listserv.utep.edu/mailman/private/cs-trust
- Wikis (some of these wikis are password protected and for internal use only):
- CS4342 Database Management Systems
- CS5322 Information Integration on the Web (formally named Database Theory)
- CS5353 Topics in Emerging Paradigm: Cyber-infrastructure Applications
- Tomcat Servers:
- minas.cs.utep.edu
- iw.cs.utep.edu
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