Dear Subscriber !
History of semantic technologies has taught us: Readiness for use in industry and simplicity of tools go hand in hand. The more common the handling and understanding of semantic web approaches becomes, the broader and diverse are its implementations. On the bottom line there is one principle: Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler.
This focus on a sound approach to semantics has been the guiding principle for the newest release of PoolParty. With PoolParty 4.2 the support of SKOS (Simple Knowledge Organization Systems) has become even more feature-rich and whilst still easy-to-be-used. By introducing ontologies and rules into PoolParty, one can start with simple knowledge graphs to enrich them step by step.
This approach may ease the first steps into semantic metadata management for a lot of new branches and industries, catalyzing new ideas and projects.
With best regards,
Thomas Thurner
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4.2 sounds like a minor update. The fact is, however, that PoolParty has been upgraded to an ontology editor to complement its functionalities around taxonomy and thesaurus management with advanced schema management based on rules. |
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SEMANTiCS 2014 is the well known meeting place for industry and academic in the field of semantic web. For its 10th anniversary the conference got not only a redesign but also a new orientation: A renewed name (leaving the prefix "I" behind), a renewed consortium, presentation formats which are in the interest of both - the industry and research, and a broader spacial orientation. All this guarantees for an even more interesting and even more relevant conference for the sector. Subtitled with "Transfer // Engineering // Community" this year's SEMANTiCS is about a mature Semantic Web which draws the bow from research over engineering to best practices. |
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bbc.co.uk/ontologies is a human friendly view of the data models in the Linked Data Platform the BBC uses. This is provided for members of the public and anyone who wants to get a better understanding of the BBC's Linked Data.
Meet BBC's Data Architect Sofia Angeletou at this years  . |
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With the Simple Knowledge Organization System W3C provides a core standard for the web of data: SKOS is at the intersection of three disciplines and their paradigms ... |
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GBPN launches a new interactive tool for identifying the best possible policy scenarios for saving energy in the building sector worldwide. Users can conduct own analysis and generate charts and tables by selecting parameters corresponding to your search needs. It is possible to download each of the data series. Data series are accessible via a SPARQL Endpoint (incl. a built-in query editor). |
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BauDataWeb exposes a dataset of the European building and construction materials market, thereby relying on the GoodRelations e-commerce vocabulary. The project provides a dataset of 1.5 million RDF files with material data instances; two ontologies; a demo application and a number of SPARQL endpoints. The project is leaded by Dr. Martin Hepp. |
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The Semantics and Visualisation Blog is a place for presenting thoughts and ideas around visualisation of semantically rich or linked open data. This good resource for everybody who works on visualisation for Linked Open Data is run by Jan Polowinski of Technical University of Dresden. |
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Accessibility is a core value for the archive at King's College London. The Archive saw LOD as an opportunity to boost accessibility to its catalogues, and to explore how best to mine its catalogues to connect up content from archive, library and museum collections. |
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Matt Daniels is a designer, coder, and data scientist at Undercurrent in New York City. He decided to examine the vocabulary of hip hop artists, and this is what he found. |
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