Re: Where are the Linked Data Driven Smart Agents (Bots) ?

Hi Kingsley, Not a perfect answer to your question as it is in a very early stage, yet I'm trying to develop an intelligent agent to give you route planning results across transit networks: Linked Connections [1]. By following links and discovering various other data sources, it can take

Re: First DCAT validator in the world

Hi Stan, I doubt whether it's the first DCAT validator ever, but it certainly is a great contribution to the LOD community. Worth mentioning for the people on this list as well: There is an npm (javascript/nodejs) library which you can customize with your own mandatory or recommended

Re: Organisation Linked Data dataset

Hi Bianca, Any organisations? In Belgium we have http://kbodata.be, which is a linked dataset for orgnaizations in Belgium. Hope this helps, Pieter On 2014-12-18 16:29, Bianca Pereira wrote: Hello, I was looking for a Linked Data dataset and I always find very challenging to find a

Re: Debates of the European Parliament as LOD

Hi Laura, What Alfredo said: all the services are down. Maybe it's interesting to choose a more light-weight LOD publishing mechanism which focuses on availability [1]? A public question: does your project intend on updating this data regularly with new debates? Kind regards, Pieter [1]

Re: Real-world concept URIs

things. The World Wide Web's architecture, via HTTP URIs, caters to the natural language needs of denotation, connotation using sentences or statements. Kind regards, Pieter On 2014-07-18 13:12, Kingsley Idehen wrote: On 7/16/14 9:55 AM, Pieter Colpaert wrote: Hi list, Short version: I want

Real-world concept URIs

Hi list, Short version: I want real-world concepts to be able to have a URI without a http://;. You cannot transfer any real-world concept over an Internet protocol anyway. Why I would consider changing this can be * If you don't agree, why? * If you do agree, should we change the

Real-world concept URIs

Hi list, Short version: I want real-world concepts to be able to have a URI without a http://;. You cannot transfer any real-world concept over an Internet protocol anyway. Why I would consider changing this can be * If you don't agree, why? * If you do agree, should we change the

Re: Real-world concept URIs

of the animal zebra? On Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 3:55 PM, Pieter Colpaert pieter.colpa...@ugent.be wrote: Hi list, Short version: I want real-world concepts to be able to have a URI without a http://;. You cannot transfer any real-world concept over an Internet protocol anyway. Why I would consider changing

Launch of The DataTank 4.0: a data publishing tool

from dbpedia: http://demo.thedatatank.com/dbpedia/stations Kind regards, Pieter Colpaert -- +32 486 74 71 22 Open Knowledge Foundation Belgium http://okfn.be Open Transport Working Group OKFN http://transport.okfn.org

Re: Launch of The DataTank 4.0: a data publishing tool

json-ld support? thanks, Alfredo 2013/12/5 Pieter Colpaert pieter.colpa...@okfn.org mailto:pieter.colpa...@okfn.org Hi all, At Open Knowledge Foundation Belgium we have been working for a couple of years on a tool which assists organisations to publish data. It provides an HTTP

Re: How to publish SPARQL endpoint limits/metadata?

Hi Frans, Perhaps VoID could help if you create your own feature [1] which describes your limitation added on the server? As a sidenote, maybe next to a SPARQL endpoint, just providing the datadumps would be great as well? [1] http://www.w3.org/TR/void/#features Kind regards, Pieter On

Re: Projects similar to LOD2

Hi Melvin (and François), We are working on a complementary product to the datalift called the datatank. Its goal is to help organisations with their (linked) open data policy. You can see a demo of the mapping language over here: http://demo.thedatatank.org/input/index.html Or experiment

Re: RDF's challenge

Hi all, I'm sure that on this particular list, everyone will agree that RDF is web-native (of course it is). As a member of OKFN myself I have found Rufus' quote very hard to defend (certainly not as a LOD researcher). Nevertheless it was very thought provoking and sadly it may be a very close

Re: uri for uri

Hi all, uri4uri is clearly missing provenance information and a SPARQL endpoint. I have started a harvester which fetches all URI data on uri4uri.net. I will post the SPARQL endpoint once the harvesting is done. ETA is 2014-03-31T23:59Z. Kind regards, Pieter On 04/01/2013 11:52 AM, Claus

Re: Open Data for Intelligent Transportation Systems

transport data at the university of Ghent (Belgium) 4 months ago. I would be pleased to give a talk on Open Transport Data if you would think that I am the right person. Kind regards, Pieter Colpaert -- Coordinator Open Transport WG OKFN +32 486 74 71 22 From: *Michiaki Tatsubori* m