DISIT lab for ICT 2016 ec calls

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Title DISIT lab for ICT 2016 ec calls

Subject smart city, big data, data management

Description DISIT lab (http://www.disit.org ) is an expert on data management with a long track record in the field producing, new knowledge, inovation and tools presently used in several context and infrastructure as: Florence Smart City, ECLAP.eu, Apretoscana. etc. Main skill of disit lab is on data management lifecycle, models and tool: Automating: aggregation, integration, reconciliation, licensing, improvement, enrichment, etc. Efficient data Ingestion: from non structured data to RDF models Exploiting: Open and Private data, licensing support, towards noSQL Graph Databases stores. Quality and process metrics, benchmarks Knowledge engineering and graph databases: Ontology modeling on domain analysis Some DISIT ontologies: smart city, smart cloud, railways nets, cultural heritage, etc. Semantic reasoners: models and algorithms Benchmarking Data Mining, Data Analytics via AI and statistics Predictive models, critical events detection NLP algorithms and tools, NLP hadoop Semantic computing, Link Discovering on LD, LOD in the world. DISIT Managed Infrastructures: Smart City Florence, Italy: http://www.disit.org/km4city Twitter Vigilance: http://www.disit.org/tv Two social networks: http://www.ECLAP.eu, http://www.apretoscana.org ICT 14, 15, 17, 18: DISIT Has huge experience and consolidated research line in: automating data integration and aggregation processes: smart city, cloud, cultural heritage, etc. Data mining, NLP, predictive models Graph Data base modeling and benchmarking Is managing growing big data in multiple domains for Smart City + Social Media: mobility, e-health, urban services, user behavior, environment, weather, culture,.. Has strong connections with SME in Italy as APRETOSCANA agency

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