Enhanced Object-Based Production Conference part two

Enhanced Object-Based Production (EOBP) Conference Announcement

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.

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Event Details

Location

Tampa, Florida

• Hosted by Celestar Corporation
• In coordination with the University at Buffalo and the National Center for Ontological Research
• Further details forthcoming

Schedule

Dates

March 21-22, 2024

Program

Thursday, 10-4. Friday, 9-3.

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.

Contact Information

Role	Name	Email
Primary Contact	Carter Benson	carterbe@buffalo.edu
Primary Contact	James Egan	jamesjegan3@gmail.com
Event Organizer	Barry Smith	ifomis@gmail.com
Event Organizer	Geoffrey X. Davis	gdavis@celestarcorp.com
Event Organizer	David Limbaugh

General Information

There is no registration fee for this event. This is an unclassified meeting, and foreign nationals are welcome.