Here is our weekly catch up summarising activities discussed last week. Feel free to reach out to us if you have a topic you would like us to cover in more detail 
For week ending Friday, 2019-08-02
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Here’s a depiction of terms from our Shop Ontology that includes a Shop Cart Class
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A File System and DBMS are different options for storing Data transmitted via Documents
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Important update relating to DBpedia Live Edition
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Instantiate your own Virtuoso instance in the AWS Cloud which also includes an ability to use SQL (via existing #ODBC and JDBC apps) to access the LOD Cloud Knowledge Graph
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How-to guides for our generic ODBC, JDBC, ADO.Net Drivers (Connector) which provide secure and high-performance Data Access to a broad variety of data sources
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Taking a look at SQL Server using the power of a Knowledge Graph, deployed using Virtuoso, that manifests as a Semantic Web of Linked Data.
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Using our HTML5-based Pivot Viewer to provide insights into the benefits of Virtuoso.
Demonstrating an integration of images and image-processing into an Entity Relationship Model instance that manifests as a “webby” Knowledge Graph.
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Answer on Quora to Question: “What are the biggest public knowledge graphs?”
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Everyone that publishes a document to the Web has a vested interest in both Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Semantic Search Engine Optimization (SSEO). To shed light on this important issue, I’ve provided an answer to a question on Quora titled “What is semantic SEO?” via the following document
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Nice collection of Virtuoso SPARQL queries from the European Environment Agency (EEA).
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How Linked Data enriches FAQ information publishing, courtesy of a document dynamically generated from a SPARQL query
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SPARQL offers a powerful HTTP-based Application Programming Interface (API). It combines Data Source Names and Wire-Protocol functionality – enabling exploitation of HTTP Data Flow power, from existing ODBC & JDBC apps too, courtesy of our Virtuoso
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FAQ dynamically integrated into a Google Spreadsheet, courtesy of SPARQL’s ability to support dynamically generated documents associated with a variety of content-types (e.g., CSV).
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