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Belief revision is a central topic in knowledge representation and reasoning. It consists in incorporating a new belief, changing as few as possible of the original beliefs while preserving consistency. Revision always considers new evidence as a better belief. Such new evidence is usually represented in the form of a propositional formula which must be preserved after the revision.

The aim of the project VIF is to create a next generation discussion forum, i.e. a forum with extended functionality that makes it especially suitable to discuss complex and controversial questions. Thus, VIF can be used as 'knowledge factory'.

Digital space for building and confronting interpretations about documents

A tool for describing one's present life situation (“is”), and potential futures (“will be”) as linked data objects representing one's relationship to reality-based concepts: people, environments, objects, processes, knowledge, and time.

QSYS ist as web-based survey software. In the current version, the software comes with an easy to use online-editor. No knowledge of HTML is necessary. All common question types as well as different participation modes are supported.

A framework for transferring implicit or tacit knowledge between members of a community. It works by observing the behavior of community members, and providing them with suggestions from other community members based on their past behavior.

Spatial Knowledge Base is a web based application for storing and searching of archaeological sites information. The software was written to improve access to cultural heritage information though the use of digital archiving, search technology, and GIS.

WYMIWYG KnoBot is a content management system for the semantic web designed to promote the exchange of content with a P2P and reputation based system. The aim is to create a socio-topical space, a perspective dependent space of information and knowledge.

Harvasset provides individuals/organizations with an easy to use and effective way to capture, collate, and circulate information about the know-how they use to be successful. It is the first 'grass roots' approach to comprehensive Knowledge Management

Nexist is being developed based on a few hypotheses regarding Topic Maps (XTM) as an interface to a collaborative knowledge repository system. Nexist is a reference implementation for further collaborative development.