ResearchSpace is a configurable semantic web application that uses semantics and context to integrate data. It allows users to semantically search for different entities like things, actors, events, time, places and concepts. Users can create and manage their own datasets by dragging and dropping linked data resources. Search results can be semantically faceted and visualized using contextual relationships. Entity templates can be edited using HTML5 and semantic narratives can combine linked data resources contextually to publish interactive articles. Images can be annotated with semantic provenance using IIIF combined with CIDOC-CRM. Resources can be used in arguments to build academic provenance. A linked data system can be built quickly using the semantic database builder. Terminology can be aligned with target authorities

1. Functionality screenshots
31 March 2017
Dominic Oldman
A Semantic Web / Linked Data Collaboration System

2. Introduction
ResearchSpace is a highly flexible and configurable Semantic Web / Linked Data
application that uses a framework of Semantics (context and meaning) to integrate
data.

3. Semantic Search
Data embedded with context and meaning

8. Search for Different Entities
Things, Actors, Events, Time, Place, Concepts

10. Create and manage your own
datasets
Drag and drop any Linked Data resource

13. Semantic Faceting
Use the same contextual relationships to refine searches

16. Results Visualisation
Use the same contextual relationships to visualise your results

19. Entity based templates
Easily editable using Web standards, like HTML 5.0

22. Semantic Narratives
Combine any Linked Data resource contextually with your narratives and publish
interactive articles

25. IIIF combined with CIDOC-CRM
Annotate images with the correct semantic provenance

28. Argumentation
Use an resource in an argument and build academic provenance

30. Semantic Database Builder
Build a Linked Data system quickly and organically

34. Terminology Alignment
Create broader or exact matches with target authorities.

35. In development