Experiments With Knowledge Graphs in Fisheries & Oceans Canada

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Scott Akenhead, Analyst, Fisheries and Oceans Canada Dr Tomas Bird, Freshwater Habitat Restoration Scientist, Fisheries and Oceans Canada

Experiments With
Knowledge Graphs
in
Fisheries & Oceans Canada
Neo4j Innovations Seminar
2021-08-25
Scott Akenhead scott@s4s.com
Tom Bird tom.bird@dfo-mpo.gc.ca

Tell us about yourself: Who are you and how
did you come to be working with Graphs?
Question:

Can you give us some background about the
Problem you are trying to solve?
Salmon
Background
slide:

too much
~100,000 projects, people, places,.
too complicated
many dimensions, each diverse:
ecology, habitat, method, management,
analysis, sociology,.
too dynamic
churn, obsolescence, lags,.
too hidden
technical reports, web pages, Excel files,.
too isolated
important connections missing.
the problem
is information

adaptive management:
- requires inescapable learning and rethinking
- from monitoring projects and strategies

KNOWLEDGE
DATA
INFORMATION
WISDOM
STRUCTURE
CONTEXT
APPLICATION
relational database,
spreadsheets,
reports, web sites …
knowledge graph
decision support

experiments
2018
who is doing what?
2019
international salmon data laboratory
2020
prototype: decision support
2021
proof: program management

Experiments With Knowledge Graphs in Fisheries & Oceans Canada

goal:
scenario-based decisions
- objectives
- indicators
- metrics

the human ideas
in a decision process
are types of :Idea nodes
in a knowledge graph

Management Use case:
Coordination of salmon projects
Visibility: Who is doing what, where,
when?
Coordination: How do projects align or
conflict with each other, with high level
metrics, with existing knowledge?
Effectiveness: Did we do what we set out
to do? How could we do it better?

The Pacific Region Restoration
Inventory

Graphish Workflow
Natural
Language
Processing
Key
entities Graphish
Database
Custom
User
Interface
processed_with
creates
Provides_meaning
processed_with
creates
provides_meaning
Neo4j
accesses

Graphish as Enterprise IT
- cloud-based, cyber-secure
- data pipelines
- components in containers
- UI as a platform: new Views, new tools

Schema 2021-03-31
- salmon restoration projects
- program management
- Locations, Organizations, Species…

region
city
project type
project
Benefit: Where are the
projects located relative to
one another?

MapView
- absolutely essential
- via links to Place nodes
- flip between GraphView, TableView, HomeView,…

add, edit, archive
nodes and links
user friendly interface
- no code
- no training
- instant value
- personal

Everything
— linked to —
Projects
— linked to —
Quesnel River
Watershed

Organizational Challenges
- New software = new training, IT management
- Information and data are siloed inside business
units
- Cultural, political and security barriers to
engagement and implementation
- Why should I use this?

Technical Challenges for Neo4j
- Thousands of node types
- Some nodes and linkages are stochastic
- Some parts of the data schema need to be discovered
by the crowd
- What are some similar graph analysis use-cases?

Next steps for Graphish 2.0
- Make user engagement part of the technical workflow
- Identify cross-cutting problems and high value network
analyses
- Let users interact with and structure the graph
- Make it accessible to people managing the current
Salmon crisis

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1. Experiments With Knowledge Graphs in Fisheries & Oceans Canada Neo4j Innovations Seminar 2021-08-25 Scott Akenhead [email protected] Tom Bird [email protected]

2. Tell us about yourself: Who are you and how did you come to be working with Graphs? Question:

3. Can you give us some background about the Problem you are trying to solve? Salmon Background slide:

4. too much ~100,000 projects, people, places,. too complicated many dimensions, each diverse: ecology, habitat, method, management, analysis, sociology,. too dynamic churn, obsolescence, lags,. too hidden technical reports, web pages, Excel files,. too isolated important connections missing. the problem is information

5. adaptive management: - requires inescapable learning and rethinking - from monitoring projects and strategies

6. KNOWLEDGE DATA INFORMATION WISDOM STRUCTURE CONTEXT APPLICATION relational database, spreadsheets, reports, web sites … knowledge graph decision support

7. experiments 2018 who is doing what? 2019 international salmon data laboratory 2020 prototype: decision support 2021 proof: program management

9. experiments 2018 who is doing what? 2019 international salmon data laboratory 2020 prototype: decision support 2021 proof: program management

11. experiments 2018 who is doing what? 2019 international salmon data laboratory 2020 prototype: decision support 2021 proof: program management

12. goal: scenario-based decisions - objectives - indicators - metrics

13. the human ideas in a decision process are types of :Idea nodes in a knowledge graph

14. experiments 2018 who is doing what? 2019 international salmon data laboratory 2020 prototype: decision support 2021 proof: program management

15. Management Use case: Coordination of salmon projects Visibility: Who is doing what, where, when? Coordination: How do projects align or conflict with each other, with high level metrics, with existing knowledge? Effectiveness: Did we do what we set out to do? How could we do it better?

16. The Pacific Region Restoration Inventory

17. Graphish Workflow Natural Language Processing Key entities Graphish Database Custom User Interface processed_with creates Provides_meaning processed_with creates provides_meaning Neo4j accesses

18. Graphish as Enterprise IT - cloud-based, cyber-secure - data pipelines - components in containers - UI as a platform: new Views, new tools

19. Schema 2021-03-31 - salmon restoration projects - program management - Locations, Organizations, Species…

20. region city project type project Benefit: Where are the projects located relative to one another?

21. MapView - absolutely essential - via links to Place nodes - flip between GraphView, TableView, HomeView,…

22. add, edit, archive nodes and links user friendly interface - no code - no training - instant value - personal

23. Everything — linked to — Projects — linked to — Quesnel River Watershed

24. Organizational Challenges - New software = new training, IT management - Information and data are siloed inside business units - Cultural, political and security barriers to engagement and implementation - Why should I use this?

25. Technical Challenges for Neo4j - Thousands of node types - Some nodes and linkages are stochastic - Some parts of the data schema need to be discovered by the crowd - What are some similar graph analysis use-cases?

26. Next steps for Graphish 2.0 - Make user engagement part of the technical workflow - Identify cross-cutting problems and high value network analyses - Let users interact with and structure the graph - Make it accessible to people managing the current Salmon crisis

27. Thank you

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