The main track of the workshop is focused on the evaluation of Semantic Web tools and applications, including but not limited to:

* Semantic Web technology evaluation methods
* Methods to describe evaluation aspects and parameters
* Identification of Resource consumption characteristics
* Models for describing and measuring in evaluation
* Techniques and formulas for evaluation
* Infrastructures and tools for evaluation
* Certification and interoperability of tools
* Performance and scalability evaluations and benchmarks
* Integration of evaluation tools into frameworks
* Web scale distribution of Semantic Web

For the SWS-Challenge the workshop seeks novel papers

* describing implemented solutions to the SWS-Challenge problem scenarios (SWS-Solution Papers, see below),
* describing other benchmarks targeted at the evaluation of SWS technology,
* dealing with SWS technology evaluation in theory, and
* describing application of SWS technology in industry or on real world use cases.

Papers describing solutions to SWS Challenge problems must demonstrate completion of at least one problem level in order to qualify for the workshop. In order to be successfully certified, a solution has to send the correct sequence of SOAP-messages to the SWS Challenge test bed. The solution code must be demonstrated at the workshop and will be evaluated by a group of workshop organizers and participants. Please don't hesitate to contact Charles Petrie or any other organizer in case of questions.