The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement

Professor at Kent State University
Dec. 4, 2012
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement
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The state of KOS in the Linked Data movement

Editor's Notes

  1. So long as the principles of URI naming, HTTP access, and linking predicates where possible are maintained, the approach qualifies as linked data. Source: http://vocab.umbel.org/
  2. 1. There must be resolvable http:// (or https://) URIs.2. They must resolve…to RDF data in one of the popular RDF formats.3. The dataset must contain at least 1000 triples. 4. The dataset must be connected via RDF links to a dataset that is already in the diagram. This means, either your dataset must use URIs from the other dataset, or vice versam. (> 50 links)5. Access of the entire dataset must be possible via RDF crawling, via an RDF dump, or via a SPARQL endpoint.
  3. <xyz/sch/c_4788> is a skos:Concept instance<xyz/sch/xl_en_123> is a skos-xl:Label instance
  4. Modelling KOS with FRBR-- A case of ASIS&T ThesaurusThe Entities and Relationshipsthe thesaurus as a whole is a work (“W”)different versions (such as Version 1994 in English, Version 2005 in English, Version 2012 in French) are different expressions of this work (“E”)the printed edition of the 2010 English version and the SKOS Linked Data representation of the same version, are examples of manifestations (“M”).
  5. From ISO 2788 to ISO 25964: the evolution of thesaurus standards towards interoperability and data modeling. Information Standards Quarterly (Winter 2012, v.24, no. 1), by Stella G. Dextre Clarke and Marcia Lei Zeng, Available at: http://www.niso.org/publications/isq/2012/v24no1/clarke/.
  6. RationaleProvide general representation paradigmsTo date, varying implementations are found for label relations, concept relationships, arrays and groups.Example illustrations of varying mappings for same abstractions are presented in the slide stackJuttaLindenthal's presentation illustrates ways of dealing with features that are sometimes found in thesauri although not recommended in ISO 25964.Allow for maximal tooling, support and exchangeApplication specific extensions limit the use of the exchanged information to users knowing the application (profile)