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Conesa Caralt, Jordi

Faculties - Information and communication technologies

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Conesa Caralt, Jordi
ORCID: 
0000-0001-6481-3324

The R&D activities of researcher Jordi Conesa i Caralt focus on the use and definition of conceptual frameworks.

His main research interests are conceptual modelling, ontologies, the semantic web, knowledge-based systems and eLearning. His long-term goal is to develop methodologies and tools to use ontologies effectively in different areas of application, such as conceptual modelling, program engineering, geographical information systems and eLearning.

He is a member of the UOC's GRES-UOC (Software Engineering Research Group) R&D group.

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SmartLearn research group

UOC studies

Faculty of Computer Science, Multimedia and Telecommunications

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R&D Activity

Software, information systems and networks

25%
Quality in development based on models

This line focuses on the automatic analysis of software models, such as UML diagrams and ontologies, for detecting possible bugs and suggesting improvements.

75%
Use of ontologies in knowledge intensive applications

This line studies efficient methods for managing large ontologies and techniques for automatically inferring ontologies based on textual information, such as tags from Web 2.0 sites.

Consultancy and other services

Application and tools development

Quality in modelling

Quality in modelling: The group has experience in the area of software engineering and conceptual modelling. We can provide support to businesses in complex modelling tasks, use of ontologies and Web 2.0 and the application of model-based software development methodologies.

Technology and Communications advice, consultancy and studies

Simulation and optimization

Simulation and optimization: The group can provide software solutions based on optimisation methods and simulation for all types of combinatorial problems: planning, scheduling, routing, timetabling, etc.