Hello! >> >> http://community.linkeddata.org/MediaWiki/index.php?MetaLOD#Kick-off_mee >> ting_at_ESWC08 >> > Really interesting indeed :-) I am still looking for an effective way of describing the content of a dataset, and I came across RIRO recently, which has a part about graph patterns in RDF - http://vocab.org/riro/gpt.html (look at the other RIRO ontologies to put that back into context). I think this might be a bit too complex though. I also thought about the following possibility: having something like: :dataset void:example :example. where :example is a small RDF document holding an example of what you could find in this dataset. For example, I might have - :example { :both a mo:MusicArtist; foaf:made :rec. :rec mo:available_as :playlist. } Then, it would be easy enough to SPARQL for "datasets that hold music artists and related playlists". Cheers! yReceived on Wednesday, 11 June 2008 10:16:52 GMT
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