Laboratoire d'InfoRmatique en Image et Systèmes d'information LIRIS UMR 5205 CNRS/INSA de Lyon/Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1/Université Lumière Lyon 2/Ecole Centrale de Lyon http://liris.cnrs.fr DataConf Browse conference metadata from your smartphone! LinkedUp Challenge – OKCon – 2013/09/17 Lionel Médini – Florian Bâcle – Benoît Durant de la Pastellière Fiona Le Peutrec – Nicolas Armando LinkedUp Challenge - OKCon - 2013/09/17
Presentations given at OKCon, Geneva, by the LinkedUp Veni competitions 8 shortlisted entrants: We-Share, Globe-Town, Polimedia, DataConf, Knownodes Mismuseos, ReCredible, YourHistory and Knownodes. Tuesday 17th September 2013.
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Laboratoire d'InfoRmatique en Image et Systèmes d'information LIRIS UMR 5205 CNRS/INSA de Lyon/Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1/Université Lumière Lyon 2/Ecole Centrale de Lyon
http://liris.cnrs.fr
DataConf Browse conference metadata
from your smartphone!
LinkedUp Challenge – OKCon – 2013/09/17 Lionel Médini – Florian Bâcle – Benoît Durant de la Pastellière
Fiona Le Peutrec – Nicolas Armando
LinkedUp Challenge - OKCon - 2013/09/17
Rationale
A conference represents
A high level knowledge source on specific domains
A concentrate of the actors participating in the science
evolution
Conferences linked data are all over the web
Endpoints are available for the publications/authors
Many REST services are accessible
…But often inaccurate/incomplete/contextless
How to facilitate and organize the access of a conference data
LAM: Libraries, Archives and Museums are the places of our collective memory. LOD: They contain a hidden graph, made up of nodes (entities) and lines (relations) with enormous possibilities of discovering and knowledge. SEMANTIC WEB: Now we can compute those concealed relationships, and expose the connexions inside our collective memory graph under some conditions.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM The data of the museums are distributed and not connected. There are more than 55,000 museums in 202 countries. We cannot do interesting exploitations using the capacity of the machines with the information contained in the current formats of knowledge representation.
HOW DISTRIBUTED, WHAT IS THE IP AND HOW IS IT HELD (DOES NOT HAVE TO BE OPEN) The project is a free access online solu2on available in the web address h7p://mismuseos.net.
NOTA: Habría que poner de fondo la home de MisMuseos (las notas son para quitarlas
Free access online solution available in the web address http://mismuseos.net
MAIN GOAL The main goal of Mismuseos.net is to present a case of exploitation of Linked Data for the G.L.A.M. community through innovative end-user applications, like facet-based searches and semantic context creation, which drastically improve user experience, built on GNOSS, a semantic and social software platform with a deep focus on the generation of social knowledge ecosystems and end-user applications in a Linked Data environment.
• To put data to work: use public datasets and information on museums to generate benefits for users and improve the user’s experience.
• To link datasets both to enrich content and generate accurate contexts of information
• To clean up, curate, unify, extend and hybridize data into a knowledge domain.
• To express all the data through a unique graph in the context of a specialized Micro Linked Data Cloud for culture and education.
• To connect cultural and educational worlds in a knowledge ecosystem through the development of Hybrid or Extended Ontologies thought for that purpose.
Enriched content and navigation through graphs. We have set several contexts depending on the object or entity that the user is viewing (art work, artist or museum), which offer dynamically generated content.
TECHNOLOGY – SEMANTIC CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (SemCMS)
The previous entities (pieces of art, artists and museums) are represented on the platform with their specific ontologies thanks to the Semantic Content Management System which allows uploading an OWL file describing the concepts and relations within a particular knowledge domain, and it generates a semantic form with all the classes and properties represented in the OWL file.