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Category Archives: Semantic web – why. Semantic web - why. Dub-dub-dub (WWW) 2012, Lyon. May 13, 2012. Het doel van mijn bezoek aan deze conferentie was me op de hoogte stellen van de huidige state of the art van mogelijkheden op het gebied van praktische kennistechnologie en informatieverwerking. Omdat de papers tijdens de conferentie al online stonden heb ik me gefocussed op demo’s, tutorials en keynote presentaties. De precisie van de antwoorden. Van het antwoord is, en dat er snel wordt geantwoord.

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This page holds links to presentations, demonstrators or YouTube movies that I like. My slideshare presentations are here. A video that describes the concepts of Linked Data and the Semantic web. They call it Metaweb, but this is actually a company name. (Metaweb was bought by Google. Fluent Editor speaks for itself. Examples of semantic errors in Linked Data. What is messy Linked Data. About AAA and messy Linked Data. Discover Linked Data in an endpoint. Semantic web – how. Semantic web – why.

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These are free, one stop shopping and online sources to learn about the Semantic Web:. EdUcational Curriculum for the usage of LInked Data). About British Library LOD by Leigh Dodds. By the Joinup program of the European Commision. Mark Watson’s books. About rule programming for Semantic Web. Not free but elementary:. 8220;Learning Sparql” by Bob DuCharme. 8220;Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist” by Hendler and Allemang. Fluent Editor speaks for itself. Examples of semantic errors in Linked Data.

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OWL Archives -

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Semantic web - how. Discover Linked Data in an endpoint. February 13, 2014. In this post I descibe a quick and easy way to discover what is available in a SPARQL endpoint. For some people, SPARQL seems a little strange. It is actually very simple when you remember that the SPARQL query engine evaluates triple patterns. So, when you write a query the SPARQL engine responds with triples that match that pattern. SELECT * WHERE {? Topic a owl:Class } LIMIT 10. So the total query is:. SELECT * WHERE {? Data a...

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Geo-Information Archives -

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Disaster relief for couch potatoes. March 28, 2011. Last week I was involved in a map-athon for Japan. This was an act of Humanitarian Mapping with Open Street Map. I never had edited OSM before, and I was quite surprised at how easy this was, and how well organised. A mailing list and twitter account (@hotosm) keeps the volunteers connected. Soeverybody can do this.it’s easy and every contribution is one drop in a giant sea of relief effort. 8211; Note to self: remove link later on. We use cookies to en...

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Semantic web - how. Fluent Editor speaks for itself. February 22, 2015. Object Oriented information analysts normally use UML as an instrument to model and communicate with SMEs. The obvious thing to do would be using UML for modelling and transform the UML model into OWL. Actually, this is not as easy as it seems. This issue has been a subject of many research projects. The OMG itself has drawn an Ontology Definition Metamodel. But this has not been widely adopted by OWL software development vendors.

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Open Data Archives -

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Category Archives: Open Data. Semantic web - how. About AAA and messy Linked Data. August 19, 2014. That different sources describe the same topic. However. the AAA concept should not encourage people to see it as a license to desist from applying standards. After all, standards in general are created to warrant interoperability. The whole purpose of creating Linked Data is to provide interoperable data! Because if you don’t apply proper semantics, you create messy Linked Data. Semantic web - why. Het do...

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To read -

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The list of my publications. In the library of Wageningen UR. Apart from the Historical and Must Reads (below) some resources that I find interesting:. Jeni Tennison’s blog. Leigh Dodds’ blog. On open data. Mark Watson’s blog. Do have a look at his intelligent recipe generator. Must read and historic:. Tim Berners-Lee’s Design Issues pages. Truly historical. His post about the semantic web is from 1998 (where were you? The page of the W3C web of data. Fluent Editor speaks for itself.

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All posts by Lieke Verhelst. Semantic web - how. Fluent Editor speaks for itself. February 22, 2015. Object Oriented information analysts normally use UML as an instrument to model and communicate with SMEs. The obvious thing to do would be using UML for modelling and transform the UML model into OWL. Actually, this is not as easy as it seems. This issue has been a subject of many research projects. The OMG itself has drawn an Ontology Definition Metamodel. It is from Cognitum. So what exactly is FE?