Author Archives: mariahedblom

The paper Conceptual Puzzle Pieces is presented both at Context 2019, Trento, and at TriCoLore 2019, Bolzano.

Part of my disertation “Conceptual Puzzle Pieces: An image schema experiment on object conceptualisation” written together with Oliver Kutz, is to be presented and published in the proceedings at CONTEXT 2019, Trento, November 2019.

Our paper “Hidden Meaning: Using image schema violations to expose hidden semantical structures in metaphors” has been accepted for presentation at Shapes 5.0 and publication in the proceedings of JOWO. The paper is co-authored together with Oliver Kutz and will … Continue reading →

The paper “Image schema combinations and complex events”, written together with Oliver Kutz, Rafael Peñaloza and Giancarlo Guizzardi has been published in KI – Kunstliche Intelligenz in July. An extended abstract of the journal article will also be presented under … Continue reading →

Our paper “Image schema combinations and complex events” has been accepted for publication in a special issue on “Cognitive Reasoning” of the German AI journal “Künstliche Intelligenz”. Stay tuned! Co-authored with Oliver Kutz, Rafael Penaloza and Giancarlo Guizzardi.

The paper “Ontology-Based Model Abstraction” written by Giancarlo Guizzardi, Guylerme Figueiredo, Maria M. Hedblom and Geert Poels, under my time working for Giancarlo Guizzardi on the OCEAN project has been accepted for presentation and publication at the RCIS conference in … Continue reading →

At VMBO Michaël Verdonck presented the collaborative work we did to design an empirical study on Ontology modularisation. Have a look at the paper here: An Empirical Study Concerning Ontology-Driven Modularization and Ontology-Neutral Modularization Techniques, Michaël Verdonck, Maria M. Hedblom, … Continue reading →

We are currently planning for another edition of CAOS: Cognition And OntologieS. It is to be held at JOWO 2019 in Graz, Austria in September. Stay tuned on the workshop’s webpage! About

My PhD thesis will soon be available online on the database of The Deutsche Nationalbibliothek and later this year to be published in Springer’s Cognitive Systems series. For those who are interested the thesis is also available here: Image Schemas … Continue reading →

Thanks to all participants, authors, pc-members, keynote speakers and organisers TriCoLore turned out to be a fantastic event. I hope that all of you enjoyed it as well. The proceedings for the workshop is intended to be compiled in January/February.