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An Introduction to Linked Data and Microdata

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An introduction to Linked Data and Microdata presented by Kris Carpenter-Negulescu, Richard Rodgers, and Matt Zumwalt at the 2011 DLF Forum

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Page 1: An Introduction to Linked Data and Microdata

An Introduction to Linked Dataand Microdata

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Today We’re Linking Data!● If something is identified, it can be linked

to, shared, talked about...● Lets make items from our collections

linkable to items from other collections!

NYTimesVIAF

DBPediaYOUR DATA

Archive.org

GeoNames

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The goal of Linked Data is to enable people to share structured (information) on the Web as easily as they share documents today.Bizer/Cyganiak/Heath Linked Data Tutorial, linkeddata.orgAdrian Stevensen, UK Web Archives

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Linked Data Design Issues

● URIs● LD Design Issues● Triples

http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/LinkedData.html

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“The Graph” as an Organizational Data Model

Linked Data includes a paradigm shift from the relational or hierarchical means of modelling data to a graph based model…

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Resource Description Format (RDF)● RDF = defined statements comprising a

subject, a predicate (property), and an object. These statements are called “Triples”.

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Triples for Humans● Triples are statements that describe

relationships or links between things○

News Articles The New York

Timesdc:publisherIs a Publisher of

The Dave Matthews

Band

Dave Matthews

(foaf:member) Is Member of

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Triples for Machines

Triples can be serialized in many different ways including

● Resource Description Format ● RDF/XML ● RDFa ● N3 ● Turtle

● etc. but they all describe things in the <subject><predicate><object> format

Description Formats must be consistent and predictable for machines to be able to interpret the information

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Assigning Meaning to Your DataRDF doesn't offer any means to record semantics or meaning.LOD vocabularies and ontologies provide a framework for determining how we organize information and how we agree on predicates…

● RDF Schema (RDFS)● Ontologies: FOAF, VIAF, OWL (Web Ontology Language), etc.● Schema.org/Microdata/RDFa 1.1

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Machine Access/Querying Your DataSPARQL –provides a formal language with which to ask meaning-driven questions of RDF data sets

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Attribution and CC License ● Sections of this presentation adapted from materials

created by other participants in the LOD-LAM Community

● This presentation available under creative commons Non Commercial-Share Alike:

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.0/