Riding the Semantic Web

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1. The document discusses the Semantic Web and how publishing structured data using technologies like RDF and SPARQL allows machines to understand information and make connections between different data sources. 2. It describes the Archipel research project which uses Semantic Web technologies like RDF and SPARQL Views to interconnect distributed cultural heritage data and provide new ways to access and combine the data. 3. Participating in the Semantic Web can open up new business opportunities by enabling novel ways of combining and sharing data between organizations.

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What is the Semantic Web? ,[object Object]

Bringing meaning - “semantics” - to information

Allows applications to “understand” information ,[object Object]

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Moviereviews on imdb.com vs. Your local theatre

Publishing “semantic” content ,[object Object]

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SPARQL : SPARQL Protocol and RDF Query Language

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RDF 1-on-1 Netsensei sensei:me Properties: Foaf:name Foaf:birthday Foaf:mbox ,[object Object]

Those properties tell something about the resource

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Riding the Semantic Web

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7. The Archipel Project

8. Demonstration

9. Why you should participate too

10. The Semantic Web

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12. Bringing meaning - “semantics” - to information

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25. How do we “get on” the semantic web?

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28. Basically anything

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30. XML : eXtensible Markup Language

31. SPARQL : SPARQL Protocol and RDF Query Language

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40. FOAF URI references the FOAF Spec

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44. <subject> <predicate> <object> <sensei:me> foaf:name “Matthias Vandermaesen” <sensei:me> foaf:name “ [email_address] ” <sensei:me> foaf:birthday “11.08.1981”

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49. Examples: blogposts, comments, users, newsarticles, moviereviews, calendarevents, books, hardwareparts, plants, zoo-animals,...

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52. Automagically embed RFDa in your content

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58. Riding the Semantic Web

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60. SQL like language

61. Allows you to travel through RDF graphs and retrieve/filter information

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70. Example query (don't be scared!) PREFIX owl: <http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#> PREFIX xsd: <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#> PREFIX rdfs: <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#> ...... SELECT DISTINCT ?name, ?homepage WHERE { ?game rdf:type <http://dbpedia.org/ontology/Game> . ?game foaf:name ?name . ?game foaf:homepage ?homepage }

71. Research project: Archipel

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76. Drupal http://www.archipel-project.be

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