ObserveUnB - A scientific social network Web portal
Abstract
This paper presents the ObserveUnB, a social network on the Web, developed with the scientific information of the University of Brasília (UnB) academic community. The essence of ObserveUnB is based in the construction and analysis of the relationships between the researchers of the network, which was build with the aid of a reputation model and an ontology. This is the first Web portal for scientific social network developed in the scope of a Federal Institution of Higher Education in Brazil. The ObserveUnB’s big challenge is the availability of scientific knowledge, allowing universal and participatory access to Brazilian citizens, as well as to manage the integration of a large volume of data from different repositories.
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