Thanks Bernard,
Always good to be discussing things around a common basis.
Sorry for the slow reply very intermittent connectivity.
On 27/04/2010 16:38, Bernard Vatant bernard.vat...@mondeca.com wrote:
Hi Hugh
2010/4/27 Hugh Glaser h...@ecs.soton.ac.uk
Thanks Bernard.
Yes, I think the
Hi Bernard, Hugh and All,
left-field
The example in which there are three distinct things called Berlin raises an
interesting question.
The question is, why would it be a good idea to try to make sense of this at
the data + ontology level?
I ask because, implicit in the attempt lurks the notion
Hi Hugh
2010/4/27 Hugh Glaser h...@ecs.soton.ac.uk
Thanks Bernard.
Yes, I think the problems you raise are valid.
Just a short response.
In some sense I consider sameas.org to be a discovery service.
Indeed, so do I. The known issue is the overload of owl:sameAs, but you have
an excellent
Thanks Bernard.
Yes, I think the problems you raise are valid.
Just a short response.
In some sense I consider sameas.org to be a discovery service.
This is in contrast to a service that might be called something more definitive.
So I have taken quite a liberal view of what I will accept on the
Alexander :
It would be useful to have a list of currently available mappings to
GeoNames. It would be useful not only for people like me who create custom
RDF datasets but also for people who want to contribute additional mappings.
Seems a good idea
Daniel :
Re-publish your data with
sws.geonames URIs, SPARQL endpoint etc. Bearing in mind that Geonames.org
has no dedicated resources for it, who will care of that in a scalable way?
What is the business model? Good questions. Volunteers, step forward :)
Bernard
Hi Bernard, the need to automatically interlink at large
Hi Giovanni
2010/4/23 Giovanni Tummarello giovanni.tummare...@deri.org
Hi Bernard, the need to automatically interlink at large scale, and
give clean, and high performance querable datasets to users is well
recognized and supported e.g. also by the new EU funded projects which
still cant be
so hang on tight a bit.. we're working on this, just continue
publishing high quality data with good entity descriptions (as much as
you know about YOUR stuff), and the links will come to you just like
that at some point. I promise :)
WOW ... rings a bell ...and all these things will be
