Stream Reasoning | Stream Reasoning Workshop 2024

After the successful Stream Reasoning workshops in Vienna, Berlin, Zürich, Linköping, Milan, Amsterdam and Lyon in previous years, the next edition of the workshop will be held in Kortrijk, Belgium, on December 12-13 2024.

The workshop is invitation-only and free-of-charge and focuses on strengthening our growing community by sharing different perspectives, challenges, and experiences obtained by working with expressive yet efficient decision-making over rapidly changing data.

For Stream Reasoning to grow as a research area, it is very valuable to bring together these different views and goals to exchange ideas in a relaxed and collaborative atmosphere.

Workshop Program:

The workshop will be held in room B422.

Thurday 12th of December:

Time	Speaker	Title
10:00	Pieter Bonte	Welcom to SRW 2024
10:20 - 12:25	Session 1
	Piotr Sowiński	Jelly: a high-performance RDF streaming protocol
	Liam Tirpitz	Towards FAIR Data Stream Processing Ecosystems
	Daniel de Leng	Probabilistic stream reasoning with DyKnow-ROS2
	Bram Steenwinckel	TALK: Generating Explainable Knowledge Graph Embeddings Using INK for Event-based Machine Learning
	Danh Le Phuoc	Semantic Stream Processing and Reasoning for Swarm Intelligence
12:25- 13:25	Lunch
13:25 - 14:25	Steffen Zeug	Keynote: NebulaStream – Data Stream Processing in Massively Distributed Heterogeneous Environments
14:25- 15:15	Session 2
	Stefan Borgwardt	Explaining critical situations over sensor data streams using proofs and natural language
	Olivier Cure	On the adoption of streaming solutions in RDF stores
15:15- 15:35	Coffee Break
15:35- 16:25	Session 3
	Mathijs van Noort	Stream Reasoning Formalisms
	Luca Laboccetta	Towards Effective ASP-based Stream Reasoning: Facilitate the Reasoning over Patterns of Events
16:25-17:25	Tooling/Demo part 1
	Piotr Sowiński	RiverBench: an Open RDF Streaming Benchmark Suite
	Luca Laboccetta	DP-sr Live Demo: deriving Insights from Real-Time Data Streams
	Steffen Zeug	NebulaStream
	Maarten Vandenbrande	TBD
19:30	Workshop dinner

Friday 13th of December:

Time	Speaker	Title
9:00	Heitor Gomes	Keynote: Streaming Machine Learning
10:00 - 10:25	Session 4
	Lorenzo Iovine	Classifying Yearbook Image Streams with Temporal Distribution Shifts using Momentum Contrastive Learning
10:25- 10:45	Coffee Break
10:45 - 12:35	Session 5
	Jean-Paul Calbimonte	An Actionable Knowledge Pipeline for Run-Time Swarm Coordination
	Giacomo Ziffer	Beyond i.i.d.: Online Learning from Evolving Data Streams with Temporal Dependence
	Julian Rojas	Scalable and stream-based data sharing on Web scale with Linked Data Event Streams
	Tom Windels	Extensible incremental query engine for continuous querying
12:35- 13:35	Lunch
13:35 - 14:25	Session 6
	Michael Rawson	Implementing the Expressive Power of Temporal Message Passing
	Sebastian Philipp Adam	ASP-Driven Emergency Planning for Norm Violations in RL
14:25 - 15:10	Student Talks
	Kai Obendrauf
	Cas Proost
	Volodymyr Kadzhaia
15:10- 15:30	Coffee Break
15:30-16:30	Tooling/Demo part 2
	Giacomo Ziffer	CapyMOA: Practical Machine Learning for Streaming Data
	Lorenzo Iovine	SML libraries part 2
	Danh Le Phuoc	Tentative
	Bram Steenwinckel	Anomaly Detection on Dynamic Knowledge Graphs Challenge: Setup & Dataset
16:30 - 17:00	Discussion and wrap-up

Workshop Venue

The workshop will be held at KU Leuven campus Kulak, a smaller campus of KU Leuven located in city of Kortrijk.

Address: Etienne Sabbelaan 53 8500 Kortrijk

Room: B422

Travel

By Plane

Brussels National Airport (IATA code: BRU) is about 85km from Kortrijk. The most convenient way to get from the airport to Kortijk is by train. The train station is located beneath the airport.

You can plan your journey on http://www.belgianrail.be/en/.

By Train

You can plan a national journey on http://www.belgianrail.be/en/.

You can plan an international journey on http://www.b-europe.com/Travel/.

By Bus

There is a good bus connection between the train station and the campus, using bus line 2. The bus stop is next to the train station (rear exit). The exit station of bus line 2 opposite the campus is “Universiteit”. Do not step out of the bus at the stop “Erasmuslaan” as this is the stop before the campus and still a 5-min walk.

There is a ticket vending machine at the front entrance of the train station, or you can pay contactless on the bus using the white terminal. Further information about bus schedules and buying tickets can be found at https://www.delijn.be/en/.

By Car

You can plan your journey on Google maps. The campus has a lot of parking spaces that are free to use.

Accomodation

There are plenty of hotels in various price ranges in Kortrijk. There are no hotels close to the campus, so we recommend to choose a hotel in the historical centre and take bus line 2 to go the university.

We can recommend the following hotels which are close to the train station and the historical centre:

Hotel Damier (4 stars)
Hotel Focus (3 stars)
Hotel Focus Budget (2 stars)
Hotel Messeyne (4 stars)
Ibis Kortrijk Centrum (3 stars)
Parkhotel (4 stars)
The Market (3 stars)

Another option is Ibis Styles Kortrijk Expo (3 stars). It is relatively close to the campus, but further away from the train station and historical centre.

Organizers

Pieter Bonte, KU Leuven, Belgium
Riccardo Tommasini, LIRIS, INSA Lyon, France
Jacopo Urbani, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands,
Emanuele Della Valle, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Thomas Eiter, TU Vienna, Austria

Tourist Information

Kortrijk is a historical city with a rich cultural scene. If you plan to extend your visit to include some touristic excursions or just want some more information, you can have a look at the website of Visit Kortrijk.

Moreover, there are several other historical cities near Kortrijk which can be easily reached by train, e.g.: Bruges, Ghent, Antwerp, Brussels or Ieper.