PPT-Sparql Examples Q1: Querying Berners-Lee’s FOAF data

Redland Rasqal RDF Query Demonstration httplibrdforg2005sparqling Data httpdigcsailmitedu2008webdavtimblfoafrdf Query PREFIX foaf lthttpxmlnscomfoaf01gt SELECT name. Yoshiharu Ishikawat Ravishankar Subramanya Christos Faloutsost Nara Institute of Science and Technology Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center Carnegie Mellon University ishikawa@is.aist-nara.ac.jp ravi@psc Andreas Harth,. Aidan Hogan, . Spyros Kotoulas, Jacopo Urbani. Outline. Session 1: Introduction to Linked Data. Foundations and Architectures. Crawling and Indexing. Querying. Session 2: Integrating Web Data with Reasoning. by. Dave Lewis, . Rob Brennan, . Alan Meehan, Declan . O’Sullivan. CNGL Centre for Global Intelligent Content at Trinity College Dublin. Outline. Localization industry – interoperability issues . 3. :. William Caxton and . Tim Berners-Lee. Balestra School Workshops. proudly presents ... William Caxton. William Caxton was born in England. in . 1415. ,. at . a time when people. wanted to know more and more information about the world around them.. 2009-10-22. Jaeseok. . Myung. Summary. TA. DB : project 3, midterm(24. 명 응시. ). WEC : report, project (android), classroom, . 수업. (. 정재목 이사. ). Research. DESWeb. 2010. 1. st. International Workshop on Data Engineering meets the Semantic Web in conjunction with ICDE 2010. web. . The inventor of the world wide web has warned that the freedom of the internet is under threat by governments and corporations interested in controlling the . web. . Tim . Berners-Lee, the British computer scientist who invented the web 25 years ago, called on Saturday for a bill of rights that would guarantee the independence of the internet and ensure users’ privacy.. http://spinrdf.org. Holger Knublauch, TopQuadrant Inc.. holger@topquadrant.com. Example file: . http://topbraid.org/examples/spinsquare.ttl. SPIN is an RDF Syntax for SPARQL. SPIN provides a vocabulary to represent SPARQL queries as RDF triples.. Things. thing. thing. relationship. U R I. types of things. things we are describing/cataloging – either as subjects or objects. relationships (were: data elements). controlled vocabularies. Library things. Querying. . the. Web . of. Data . with. SPARQL . and. . XSPARQL. This tutorial presents partially joint work with: . Nuno. Lopes (formerly NUI Galway, now IBM), Stefan . Bischof. . (formerly NUI Galway, . Primavera . 2015. Lecture. . 10: . Conclusion. Aidan Hogan. aidhog@gmail.com. We’ve gotten from here …. To here (with . (4) Links. !). DATA? . RDF!. Use RDF as a core data model. A Summary of RDF Terms. in . Applications . Dr. Michael . Hausenblas and Dr. . Sören. Auer. Tutorial at International . Conference on Web Intelligence, Mining and . Semantics . Thursday, . 26 . May . 2011, . Sogndal. , Norway. Knowledge Graph. Representing Data?. Linking Data?. Searching Data?. Main Issues:. A knowledge graph is a special kind of database which stores . knowledge in a machine-readable form. and provides a means for information to be collected, organised, shared, searched and utilised. . Colin Sebastian brings a clear perspective of the Internet and the competitive landscape to MeWe, as well as introductions and counsel regarding strategic partners and funding sources. He is Baird Networking Software (RNS). http://profiles.catalyst.harvard.edu/vivo2013. Griffin Weber, MD, PhD. Harvard University, Boston, MA. weber@hms.harvard.edu. Eric Meeks. UCSF, San Francisco, CA. eric.meeks@ucsf.edu.