D2.1: Inventory of Topics and Clusters

Table Of Content

• Executive Summary
• Introduction
• Scope
• The Content and Structure of this Document
• Approach and methodology
• Specifying a conceptualization (the Ontology concept)
• Defining the Ontology concept
• Ontology design
• Some tools (ontology editors, WIKI, etc.)
• Modelling tools (such as Ontology editors)
• Terms collection tools with WIKIs
• The Organisational dimension
• The WIKI conceptualisation of the Identity domain in FIDIS
• The construction process of the FIDIS Identity conceptualisation
• The Organisational dimension in FIDIS
• The Concepts of Identity and Identification
• The Identity and Identification Issues
• Issues Concerning Many Facets of People’s Life
• Identity, Identification and the Information Society
• The (self-) Identity concept
• The I, the Implicit Me, and the Explicit Me
• True Identity, Assigned Identity, Abstracted Identity
• Virtual Person
• Identities and Territories (Identity in Context)
• The Identification Concept
• What is the identification used for
• Identification with the purpose of exploiting the identity information (knowing)
• The risks associated to (incorrect or undesired) identification
• The identification mechanisms
• The different attributes used for the identification
• Protecting from identification (and protecting privacy)
• Other Mechanisms for managing the identification
• An Inventory of Terms and some Categorisation
• Introduction:
• Using the Wiki
• The definition of the terms
• Model template
• The Categorisation
• Identity (as a person characterisation)
• Identification
• Identity Management
• Application (areas) and context
• Others
• Other categorisations
• A (partial) definition of profile of the person
• Other representations
• Conclusion and Future work
• References