Weekly Summary 2019-06-28

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Here is our summary of topics discussed via social media by our team last week. Feel free to comment if you have questions about the topics discussed

For week ending Friday, 2019-06-28

• SolidForum question: Why “on top of the file-system”?
  i.e., what about DBMS support for Solid.

• What are the biggest public knowledge graphs?

• What is semantic SEO?

• @github script demonstrating the power of fusing SPARQL and SQL.

• Virtuoso use case: A collection of SPARQL queries from the European Environment Agency (EEA).

• How LinkedData enriches FAQ information publishing
  courtesy of a document dynamically generated from a SPARQL query.

• Every #hashtag is a topic identifier published in Linked Data form, but scoped to the @twitter Database

• FAQ dynamically integrated into a GoogleSpreadsheet.
  courtesy of SPARQL’s ability to support dynamically generated documents associated with a variety of content-types (e.g., CSV)

• Great Illustration of Data Transformation
  Data drives everything. LinkedData enhanced DataAccess and DataFlow. SemanticWeb makes the accessible flowing data understandable by humans and machines. A Hyperlink-based SuperKey makes all of this possible.

• Virtuoso Use case: Isidore platform Linked Data solution for Humanities and Social Sciences, produced by HumaNum team at CNRS

• Transparent Content-Negotiation: <#HTTP> feature that kills distracting data format wars.

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