SEALS – Semantic Evaluation At Large Scale
From the homepage:
The SEALS Project is developing a reference infrastructure known as the SEALS Platform to facilitate the formal evaluation of semantic technologies. This allows both large-scale evaluation campaigns to be run (such as the International Evaluation Campaigns for Semantic Technologies) as well as ad-hoc evaluations by individuals or organizations.
The SEALS Platform page reports a bit more detail:
At the core of the SEALS project is the development and maintenance of the SEALS Platform. The SEALS Platform will be an independent, open, scalable, extensible and sustainable infrastructure that will allow the remote evaluation of semantic technologies by providing an integrated set of evaluation services and test suites.
Furthermore, the platform will provide easy and free access to evaluation services and to the results of the evaluations performed, allowing researchers and users to effectively compare available technologies, helping them to select appropriate technologies and advancing the state of the art through continuous evaluation. Our long-term goal is that the SEALS Platform be actively used and managed by the semantic community well beyond the lifetime of the SEALS project.
The SEALS consortium is in the final stages of implementing a pre-production version of the SEALS Platform to be ready for August 2011. The pre-production version of the platform will subsequently be improved and extended towards a production environment to be released by the end of 2011 for the execution of the 2nd Evaluation Campaign in Winter summer 2011. Feedback from the first and second evaluation campaigns will be incorporated into the specification and design of the final version of the platform to be released on July 2012.
Not much to say before the software release in August, 2011.
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