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Semantically Mapping Science (SMS)
The document discusses the development of the Semantically Mapping Science (SMS) platform, designed to integrate diverse data sources for science and innovation studies. It outlines best practices for publishing linked open data, emphasizing the use of URIs for identification and information retrieval. The SMS platform aims to enhance social research by providing richer data, particularly through the analysis of functional urban areas and their socio-economic impacts on innovation activities.
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- 1. Semantically Mapping Science(SMS) a linked open data infrastructure for science and innovation studies Ali Khalili**, Peter van den Besselaar*, Al Idrissou*, Antonis Loizou**, Stefan Schlobach**, Frank van Harmelen** * Network Institute & Department of Organization Sciences ** Network Institute & Department of Computer Science Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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- 3. RISIS EU Project(http://risis.eu) http://datasets.risis.eu
- 4. How to capturenew insights by integrating data from multiple heterogeneous data sources in the STI domain?
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- 8. Linked (Open) Data Aset of best practices for publishing data on the Web. Follows 4 simple principles: a. Use URIs as names (identifiers) for conceptual things. b. Use HTTP URIs so that users can look up (dereference) those names. c. When someone looks up a URI, provide useful information, using the open standards. d. Include links to other URIs, so that users can discover more things. https://www.ted.com/talks/tim_berners_lee_on_the_next_web
- 9. Linked (Open) Data:Principles WWW World
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- 12. Linked Open DataCloud more than 3426 datasets...
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- 14. Example: Linked DataQueries ● Give me a list of capital cities in Europe with population more than 400,000 who have female mayors...
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- 21. Example Use Case AdaptiveDelineation of Functional Urban Areas (FUAs)
- 22. Functional Urban Areas(FUAs) • defined by OECD in collaboration with EC/Eurostat • consider factors beyond the predefined city boundaries to better reflect the economic geography of where people live and work • population • area • GDP • environment (CO2 emissions and air pollution) • labour market (employment and unemployment growth) • innovation (patent intensity) • urban form and territorial organization
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- 25. Statistical data aboutboundaries e.g. CBS-NL Open boundaries e.g. OpenStreetMap e.g. RVO-NL
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- 27. Adaptive Delineation ofFUAs: CBS Data + Open Boundaries https://hyperir.carto.com/viz/7abbf192-4775-11e6-b8b6-0e98b61680bf/public_map
- 28. Research question Investigating theeffect of socio-economic and structural properties of the urban areas on innovative activities, as stimulated by recent RTD policies in the Netherlands.
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- 30. Mapping RVO Projectsto the delineated FUAs http://demo.ld-r.org/browse/http%3A%2F%2Fgeo.risis.eu%2Frvo-nl
- 31. Conclusion SMS platform aimsto produce much richer data to be used in social research – through the integration of heterogeneous datasets ranging from tabular statistical data to unstructured data found on the Web... http://sms.risis.eu
Editor's Notes
- #4 FP7 project: Research Infrastructure for Science and Innovation (policy) Studies The ambition: promote a distributed research infrastructure to advance science & innovation studies • A public good (free access for European Researchers) build upon publicly available data (the explosion of internet sources, the development of multiple public or private datasets)
- #13 As a consumer: 1. look at it, print it, store it locally, share it with other people… 2. process it using your proprietary software, visualise, export to other structured format 3. manipulate data in any way you like, without the need for proprietary software. 4. link to it from any other place, bookmark it, reuse parts of data, reuse existing tools 5. discover more (related) data while consuming the data, risk of broken links, trust, etc.
- #26 CBS dataset published by the Statistics Netherlands provides different types of statistical information on dimensions such as labour and income, economy, society and regional aspects of municipalities and regions in the Netherlands. - RVO dataset providing a list of research and innovation projects that have received subsidies and financial support from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland). Projects information includes companies and research institutes that are collaborating in the project, but also the geographical coordinates of the project main applicant.
- #30 This policy is oriented at the ’top sectors’ of the economy, which were selected in a consultation of policy makers, representatives of the research system and entrepreneurs in the country. After selecting these ’top sectors’, a large part of public research funding was devoted to this new policy