Phd Candidate at the University of Melbourne: ‘THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ONTOLOGY TO SUPPORT THE LIFE-CYCLE OF COMMUNITY TOURISM EVENTS’
Ontology development is a complex multi-disciplinary field that draws upon the knowledge of information organization, natural language processing, information extraction, artificial intelligence, and knowledge representation and acquisition.
Heterogeniality and the value of ontologies in supporting common terminology in the distributed environment of tourism event management.
The value of terminology disambiguation and knowledge management in volunteer association, community tourism event management.
Interests:
- Community event consultant – IT, Administration, Sponsorship, PR and Marketing.
- Workflow management and CRM system development for Community Events.
- Undergraduate and Masters’ Unit Coordinator, School of Computing and Information Systems, University of Tasmania
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Technology, Knowledge, and Society
