Weekly Summary 2019-07-05

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Here is our weekly roundup of topics discussed last week. Feel free to comment if you have questions

For week ending Friday, 2019-07-05

• Play with GeoSPARQL using data transformed from Natural Earth Shape Files collection

• Using bookmarking workflow to progressively populate our URIBurner instance

• @github is a wonderful tool for sharing glossaries and other resources that benefit from the unique powers of RDF deployed in LinkedData form

• What happens when you pass a well written doc through our URIBurner service?
  You have a KnowledgeGraph constructed from a hyperlink mesh, courtesy of LinkedData principles.

• SPARQL-FED query targeting NLF Open Data Query Service Endpoint from OpenLink URIBurner Service

• OpenLink Datasniffer reveals good use of HTML5-based StructuredData islands for metadata, that also function as a LinkedData discovery pathway

• LinkedData and SPARQL in combination deliver unrivaled flexibility to the Web experience.
  Fundamentally, every Website becomes a KnowledgeGraph instance with an endpoint offering Entity→Attribute→Value oriented Query Access

• Data is the new electricity!
  A hyperlink is its conduction mechanism.

• Great example of DataVisualization that’s loosely-coupled with DataAccess

• Datawrapper a cool tool re loose-coupling of DataVisualization and OpenData.

• Use case: Xlore, A Large-scale English-Chinese
  Bilingual Knowledge Graph using VirtuosoRDBMS

• How-to Guide: Generating LinkedData about your favorite MarvelStudios characters, stories, and comics.

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