- From: Daniel Vila <dvila@delicias.dia.fi.upm.es>
- Date: Thu, 16 Feb 2012 16:10:29 +0100
- To: paoladimaio10@googlemail.com, semantic-web@w3.org
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Hi Paola, El 15 de febrero de 2012 16:56, Paola Di Maio <paola.dimaio@gmail.com>escribió: Daniel and all > > thanks for the update. > > Just a short comment on list rather than off list as I hope it can > be useful feedback for future reference. > Short comment? > > > I sometimes upload small news items to wordlwide news services, and would > like to produce more sw related newsitems if they could be made relevant, > so the short 'press release' format below is great. > > However, in reading it, I realise how little > the info below actually means to anyonw who is not a SW researcher (or has > a different angle on SW research) > > (Apologies for repeating myself) > > I mean: > > The SPARQL endpoint is available at [2]. >> The RDF generation from MARC 21 records was done using our tool MARiMbA >> [3], which allows non-technical users to work on the mappings from MARC21 >> metadata to RDF using different RDFS/OWL vocabularies. > > > uh? the only word a generic audience would understand > is probably 'non technical users' > > :-) > > If a related information note could be written with a non sw researcher > audience in mind, maybe it would be easier to write about it/distribute the > news/attempt an intelligent conversation about the news > > For example, answring the question: > > what can people do now that could not do before? > how ? > with what benefits? > what's the technology behind it? > > it sometimes helps to get children below 12 years > old to help us find the right words, at least, that is one of the tricks > we use in science communication > > it is generally not a good idea to get geeks to try to write up a piece of > info for a non geek, because the latter is likely not to be able to makes > sense of it > > Let me know, also offlist, if I can help > translate the news > > interested to understand more of what has been done > > with friendship :-) > > PDM > With friendship as always, it would be great if you could contact and let us understand your point of view (offline). Daniel > > > > > > > > On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 5:57 PM, Daniel Vila <dvila@delicias.dia.fi.upm.es > > wrote: > >> [Apologies for cross-postings] >> >> The Ontology Engineering Group, within the context of its Linked Data >> projects, is pleased to announce that the datos.bne.es [1] initiative >> has been launched. >> datos.bne.es is an open initiative aimed at enriching the Web of Data >> with library data from the Spanish National Library. The SPARQL endpoint is >> available at [2]. >> >> The RDF generation from MARC 21 records was done using our tool MARiMbA >> [3], which allows non-technical users to work on the mappings from MARC21 >> metadata to RDF using different RDFS/OWL vocabularies. >> >> This initiative is part of the project “Linked data at the BNE”, >> supported by the BNE in cooperation with the Ontology Engineering Group >> (OEG) at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM). With this >> initiative, the BNE takes the challenge of publishing bibliographic and >> authority data in RDF, following the Linked Data Principles and under the >> CC0 (Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication) open license. Thereby, >> Spain joins the initiatives that libraries from countries such as the >> United Kingdom and Germany have recently launched. >> >> Approximately 2.4 million bibliographic records have been transformed >> into RDF. They are modern and ancient monographies, sound-recordings and >> musical scores. Besides, 4 million authority records of persons, corporate >> names, uniform titles and subjects have been transformed. The >> transformation process has generated around 58 million RDF triples and >> about 600K owl:sameAs links to other datasets such as DBPedia or VIAF. More >> information can be found in the DataHub entry [3] >> >> Best Regards, >> >> Daniel, Asun, and Boris >> >> [1] http://datos.bne.es >> [2] http://datos.bne.es/sparql >> [3] http://thedatahub.org/dataset/datos-bne-es >> [4] >> http://mayor2.dia.fi.upm.es/oeg-upm/index.php/en/downloads/228-marimba >> > >
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