I am aware of RForms (https://code.google.com/p/rforms/) but are there also
other RDF template systems that support normal html form features.
Thanks,
Dominic
RDF/POST Encoding for RDF: http://www.lsrn.org/semweb/rdfpost.html
Graphity includes a Jena-based RDF/POST parser.
Martynas
graphityhq.com
On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 1:46 PM, Dominic Oldman do...@oldman.me.uk wrote:
I am aware of RForms (https://code.google.com/p/rforms/) but are there also
Hello Dominic,
thank you very much for your detailed reply which answers my questions.
Reading this brought up a new question that is not directly related to CIDOCCRM:
When mapping RDF vocabularies in practice, how often will I have to use rule
based systems instead of reasoning because
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Long-term Preservation and Governance of RDF Vocabularies
Special session, DC-2013, Lisbon, 3 September
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DC-2013 DATES: 2-6 September 2013
DC-2013 PLACE: Lisbon, Portugal
Hello everyone,
A few days ago I attended ABRELATAM'13 an unconference focused on Open Data
in Latin America. I proposed a session about Open Data + Linked Data to
discuss how semantics and LOD in general can help government and civi
organizations. I want to share the main ideas that emerged from
Hi Dominic,
Callimachus (http://callimachusproject.org) includes a very capable template
system based on XHTML5+RDF. Forms are naturally supported to create, view and
edit RDF graphs. Documentation is available at:
Hello Alvaro,
I think a big reason is the lack of data. I believe that if governmental
institutions in my country would publish their data as five star data
there would be a boom in development of civic apps, and in the
publication of other data sets as Linked Data too. As things stand now,
Excerpts from Dominic Oldman's message of 2013-06-26 10:46:55 +:
I am aware of RForms (https://code.google.com/p/rforms/) but are there also
other RDF template systems that support normal html form features.
maybe this one: http://viejs.org/widgets/forms/
On 6/26/13 10:03 AM, Alvaro Graves wrote:
Hello everyone,
A few days ago I attended ABRELATAM'13 an unconference focused on Open
Data in Latin America. I proposed a session about Open Data + Linked
Data to discuss how semantics and LOD in general can help government
and civi organizations. I
Many thanks for all the suggestions on this. I really appreciate it.
I will get back to everyone when I have been through them all.
Cheers,
Dominic
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Dear Alvaro,
The activists and hackers are already there. But for now they have different
agendas. When you talk about activists and hackers which categories in
particular do you refer to? Activists dealing with human rights, environmental
issues, fighting corruption, promoting freedom of
Alvaro, it's a very good question!
At MIT Libraries, we're currently working on a proof of concept to model
geotagged accesses to our research and how it connects with the parts of the
world the research is about (to see if the people who can benefit from it are
reading it, and hopefully
I would love to hear from anyone who knows of data sets that may help. I am
also, like you, curious to hear any other civic use cases for the use of this
technology.
Really, Sands, you Librarians are taking all the fun out of world domination :-)
First, you could use
On 6/26/13 11:02 AM, Sands Alden Fish wrote:
Alvaro, it's a very good question!
At MIT Libraries, we're currently working on a proof of concept to
model geotagged accesses to our research and how it connects with the
parts of the world the research is about (to see if the people who can
While one could debate the scale of impact I do see some successful
civic apps here in the UK.
For example, the Environment Agency's (EA) publication of real time
data on quality of water at bathing sites [1] has been quite successful.
As well as the nice explorer application provided with
Hi Frans,
I think there is a chicken-and-egg problem there. Governments won't release
Linked Data since they don't see the value of doing so because nobody uses
it (at least that's what employees from several government have told me).
I disagree with Kinsgley in terms that Linked Data is not
On 6/26/13 6:12 PM, Alvaro Graves wrote:
Hi Frans,
I think there is a chicken-and-egg problem there. Governments won't
release Linked Data since they don't see the value of doing so because
nobody uses it (at least that's what employees from several government
have told me).
I disagree
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