Graphity at SWIB 2014

Hey all,

we will be presenting at this year's Semantic Web in Libraries, taking
place on 1-3 of December in Bonn, Germany.

Using Graphity Linked Data Platform for Danish newspaper registry.
>From printed books to Linked Data
http://swib.org/swib14/programme.php#day2

Danish Newspapers is a registry of newspapers with historical and
factual metadata records. Three printed volumes with metadata about
danish newspaper publishing were scanned and text optically
recognized, marking it up using TEI XML schema. The XML was converted
into XML-based RDF quad format using multiple domain-specific
vocabularies (SKOS, BIBO, Time ontology etc.) in a custom XSLT
stylesheet. Rich non-structured text was preserved as XHTML literals,
with links to images stored as JPG files. The data was stored in Dydra
cloud triplestore and presented as a Web application that publishes
Linked Data as well as user-friendly and mobile-ready XHTML. It
features interactive maps, faceted and text search, autocomplete and
complex content creation and editing for authenticated users. URI
templates, SPARQL queries, data quality constraints and access control
were defined declaratively as RDF data and processed in run-time by
Graphity platform, while XSLT stylesheets were used to generate a
customized XHTML layout and facets. Graphity processor is open-source
and works with any SPARQL 1.1 triplestore, while the commercial
platform layer provides multi-tenant features such as access control
and faceted search. Linking with external datasources and alignment
with standard models were not in scope for this project, as the focus
was on data conversion, content presentation and data filtering. The
data can be mapped to generic bibliographic vocabularies such as
BIBFRAME and EDM using SPARQL Update.


Martynas
graphityhq.com

Received on Monday, 10 November 2014 12:40:50 UTC