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Automated interlinking of speech radio archives

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2012-04-14 About

Using DBpedia to generate SKOS thesauri « About the social semantic web

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2011-12-18 About

RDF export/import should be W3C standard SKOS - here is the patch | drupal.org

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2011-09-16 About

Linked Data Entity Extraction with Zemanta and OpenCalais - benjamin nowack's blog

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2010-08-12 About

The Semantic Puzzle | Linking Open Data to Thesaurus Management

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2010-03-07 About

SKOS + DC + Linked Data = Semantic Tagging? - benjamin nowack's blog

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2009-08-27 About

SKOS implementation: Rameau subjects as linked data

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2009-04-28 About

[Linking-open-data] Fw: linking geonames concepts to wikipedia and other concept

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2008-05-15 About

skos:Concept and "real world things"

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2008-05-15 About

RE: [VM] content-dependent redirects in apache ... help! from Miles, AJ \(Alistair\) on 2005-10-03 (public-esw-thes@w3.org from October 2005)

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2007-01-03 About

HTTP behaviour for SKOS Concepts from Miles, AJ \(Alistair\) on 2005-06-21 (public-esw-thes@w3.org from June 2005)

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2007-01-03 About

DEMO of the STITCH project ("Semantic Interoperability To access Cultural Heritage")

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The STITCH DEMO webserver demonstrates the added value of semantical integration of multiple collections. 
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The collections that are linked by the prototype RDF Multi-Faceted-Search browser are the Rijksmuseum Masterpieces Collection (ARIA) and the Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts at the National Library of the Netherlands<br/>
SKOS is used to enable mixing/merging of separate vocabularies:
Cultural-heritage collections are typically indexed with metadata derived from a range of different vocabularies, such as AAT, Iconclass and in-house standards. This presents a problem when one wants to use multiple collections in an interoperable way. In general, it is unrealistic to assume unification of vocabularies. Vocabularies have been developed in many sub-domains, each with their own emphasis and scope. Still, there is significant overlap between the vocabularies used for indexing. The prime research objective of this subproject is to develop theory, methods and tools for allowing metadata interoperability through semantic links between the vocabularies.

2006-04-07 About