Enhanced Object-Based Production Conference part two
The Second Enhanced Object-Based Production (EOBP) Conference
Overview of Enhanced Object-Based Production
Enhanced Object-Based Production (EOBP) is a data structuring methodology that focuses on organizing information around any "Portion of Reality" (POR). It is based on a solid foundation of ontology and semantics, allowing for structured and meaningful categorization of data. EOBP is flexible and scalable, suited to various types of data needs. It also includes error handling and features such as provenance, evidence, and warrant, aiming to improve data reliability. This methodology is adaptable to a wide range of real-world scenarios and concepts, effectively representing reality in datasets by indexing entities to specific locations and times.
Click here for more information on the first EOBP conference.
Meeting Goals
- To illustrate the complementary benefits of EOBP to current OBP systems, detailing how the integration of referent tracking and ontology principles can enrich data structuring and analysis capabilities without replacing the foundational strengths of OBP.
- To elucidate the synergies between OBP and EOBP, demonstrating how EOBP builds upon the established successes of OBP, offering pathways for enhanced data fidelity, interoperability, and analytical precision.
- To foster a collaborative exploration of EOBP’s potential applications, creating a platform for dialogue among government agencies, contractors, and researchers on advancing data management practices through the harmonious integration of EOBP and OBP.
- To create a community of practice and innovation around the augmentation of OBP systems with EOBP, encouraging the sharing of knowledge, strategies, and success stories in a supportive environment.
- To gather constructive feedback on EOBP’s conceptual and practical frameworks, leveraging the insights of OBP users and stakeholders to refine EOBP’s approach and ensure it meets the evolving needs of data management.
- To highlight the role of ontology and referent tracking in enhancing data quality and utility, focusing on the additive benefits these principles bring to the robust foundation provided by OBP.
- To outline a collaborative roadmap for the integration of EOBP into existing systems, identifying potential pilot projects, partnerships, and benchmarks for success that respect and leverage the strengths of OBP.
- To explore complementary technologies and methodologies that can further enhance the combined potential of OBP and EOBP, identifying opportunities for innovation in data management and analysis.
Event Details
- Location
- Hillsborough Community College, Ybor City Campus
- Student Services Building/YSSB
- 3rd Floor, Rooms 307 & 308
- 1320 E. Palm Avenue
- Tampa, FL 33605
- Hosted by Celestar Corporation, in coordination with the University at Buffalo and the National Center for Ontological Research
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Contact Information
Role | Name | |
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Primary Contact | Mr. Carter Benson | carterbe@buffalo.edu |
Primary Contact | Mr. James Egan | jamesjegan3@gmail.com |
Event Organizer | Dr. Barry Smith | ifomis@gmail.com |
Event Organizer | Mr. Geoffrey X. Davis | gdavis@celestarcorp.com |
Event Organizer | Dr. David Limbaugh |
Schedule
- Dates
- March 21-22, 2024
Program
- Thursday, March 21
- 10:00-10:10: Introduction and Welcome
- 10:10-10:40: Introduction to Basic Formal Ontology slides
- Speaker: John Beverley
- 10:45-11:15: Introduction to Referent Tracking slides
- Speaker: Barry Smith
- 11:20-11:55: Introduction of Object Based Production
- Speaker: Jim Tuson slides
- 12:30-1:30: Working Lunch
- With Maxar Industries
- 1:30-2:25: Object Based Intelligence (OBI) Fundamentals: A Basic Overview of Key Foundational Concepts to Understand Where We Are Going
- Speaker: John Sweet
- 2:30-3:25: Time Out, I Need Some More Space slides
- Speaker: Forrest Hare
- 3:30-4:30: Enhanced Object Based Production
- Speaker: David Limbaugh
- Friday, March 22
- 9:00-9:45: Common Core ‘Stasis’ Keeping things stable with stases slides
- Speaker: Mark Jensen
- 9:50-10:35: Introduction to Composable Ontologies for Solving OBP/OBI Problems slides
- Speaker: Erik Thomsen
- 10:40-11:30: Basic Formal Ontology for Tracking Objects Through the Product Life-Cycle
- Speaker: Bill Mandrick
- 11:30-11:45: Celestar
- 11:45-1:00: Lunch
- 1:00-1:50: Tracing Space in Time slides
- Speaker: John Beverley
- 2:00-3:00:
- Speaker: Ryan Riccucci
Confirmed Speakers
- Barry Smith, University at Buffalo, National Center for Ontological Research.
- John Beverley, University at Buffalo, National Center for Ontological Research.
- David Limbaugh, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
- Erik Thomsen, Sensepoint AI
- Forrest Hare, Summit Knowledge Solutions, LLC
- Mark Jensen, CUBRC
- Bill Mandrick, RTX Corporation
- John Sweet, DoD
- Maxar Technologies
Attendees
- Barry Smith
- John Beverley
- Forrest Hare
- Victor Rohr
- Karen Richardson
- Geoffrey Davis
- Jim Tuson
- David Limbaugh
- Jennifer DeCamp
- Mark Jensen
- Alex Cox
- Amanda Mitchell
- Ryan Riccucci
- Claire Allen
- Jason Meil
- Mary C, Parmelee
- Denise Ferniza
- Gideon Zufan
- Erik Thomsen
- Carter Benson
- John Gugliotti
- John Sweet
- Finn Wilson
- Alec Sculley
- Federico Donato
- Michael Behun
- George Alder
- Kiernan Johnson
- James Warning
- Donna Jones
- Matt White
- Michael Behun III
- Jonathan Vajda
- Aaron Damiano
- Craig Lynd
- Paul E. Silvey
- William Duncan
- Peggy Hwu
Registration
There is no registration fee for this event. This is an unclassified meeting, and foreign nationals are welcome.
- To register, please email Carter Benson at carterbe@buffalo.edu
Accommodation Options
- 5-Star Hotels
- Le Meridian Tampa
- 3.5-Star Hotels
- Embassy Suites by Hilton Tampa Downtown Convention Center
- 3-Star Hotels
- Hyatt Place Busch Gardens
- Ramada by Wyndham Tampa Westshore
- Hyatt Place Tampa Downtown
- Hampton Inn Tampa Downtown Channel District
- The Barrymore Hotel Tampa Riverwalk
Restaurant Recommendations
- Edison: Food+Drink Lab is known for its American and International cuisine, this grill and gastropub offers an upscale dining experience.
- Bern's Steakhouse is a French and American steakhouse, this iconic restaurant has been a staple in Tampa since 1956, famous for its selection of fresh seafood and hand-selected, dry-aged steaks.
- The Deviled Pig serves sweet and smoky BBQ in various forms, including a barbecue twist on Tampa’s iconic Cuban sandwich.
- The Columbia Restaurant, Florida’s oldest restaurant, located in Ybor City, it's one of the largest Spanish restaurants in the world. Famous for its sangria pitchers and the signature 1905 salad.
- Rome + Fig is located in North Hyde Park, this restaurant offers globally inspired dishes, including a Southern twist on the classic Italian Caprese salad.
- Oystercatchers, specializing in American and seafood cuisine, this restaurant offers a high-end dining experience.
- Brocato's Sandwich Shop, this American, Spanish, and Cuban eatery is known for its sandwiches.
- Happy Fish Peruvian Fusion Restaurant, offering Peruvian, Latin, and seafood cuisine, it's a great choice for those looking for a fusion dining experience.
- Wright's Gourmet House, this American deli and soup restaurant is a good choice for a more casual dining experience.
- Al's Finger Licking Good Bar-B-Que, American barbecue restaurant.