Managing AGRI Knowledge Diffusion in Rural India
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The document discusses challenges and solutions for managing and disseminating agricultural knowledge in rural India. It outlines challenges like low literacy rates and a lack of information in local languages. The DEAL project aims to create a self-managed digital knowledge base in local languages with an ontology and metadata system. It will provide web services and tools to aggregate and deliver agricultural content to rural portals and support digital content management in local languages. The conceptual architecture presented establishes a self-managed ecosystem to standardize information collection and dissemination to rural citizens through various media like websites, mobile apps, radio, and television.
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Increased access & transparency: Open Access has helped remove access barriers to a vast body of scientific knowledge. Other important research outputs that have historically been difficult to access are starting to be published more frequently such as replications, data, code and referee reports.
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- 9. 13 14 16 15 KVK Unnao Local Crops Profiles of KVK Scientists Add Local Knowledge of Crops Local knowledge of crops Image Gallery Knowledge Creation tool
- 10. 31 32 33 34 35 Homepage of KISANBLOG Steps of Posting is as following
- 11. 44 45 46 47 Click to see agrovoc in hindi Search term Click to see more info.
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- 14. 41 Description of Fruits Visual info. of Fruits
- 15. What Next?
- 16. 42 Selected item info. Will be shown
- 17. Agropedia Architecture Content management Knowledge management User Interface Meta tags RDF.. Raw Data on Disk PDF, Word, JPEG,.. Knowledge Model Concept Maps, Ontologies.. Visualizations GraphViz, .. User Interface GUI, Search
- 18. Thank You
Editor's Notes
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