Weekly Summary 2021-07-02

Carolinei · July 9, 2021, 9:35am

BBC’s Dragon’s Den and ABC’s Shark Tank are great programs for entrepreneurs that both educate and entertain. So, how modern are their respective Web Pages?

Here’s a Twitter Thread by our CEO, Kingsley Idehen, where the digital presence of both web pages is taken for a little spin. Find out which webpage(s) leverage(s) RDF deployed via HTML for Program Knowledge Graph exposure, among other interesting discoveries.

Here’s a YouTube-hosted screencast showcasing the Data Access and Data Flow benefits of RDF deployed using Linked Data principles.
Converting Twitter threads into progressively curated Knowledge Graphs (with N+1 co-creators & curators) is another race that’s easily won with the unique SQL and SPARQL capabilities offered by our Virtuoso platform.
Twitter thread that’s transformed into a Knowledge Graph, by utilizing Hyperlinks as powerful Data Source Names (DSNs) that resolve just like pointers.
OpenLink Structured Data Sniffer (OSDS) powers this demo of follow-your-nose Linked Data Knowledge Graph creation & exploration from a Digital Twin project at Wageningen U&R (@WUR).
Using “RDF deployed via HTML” is driving modern semanticSEO (SSEO) and SEO initiatives, courtesy of terms from the Schema.org vocabulary
A reusable URL for tracking live examples of the “RDF deployed via HTML” approach to Knowledge Graph publication, shared via Twitter
Revisiting the fact that RDF is an open standard for abstract data definition that’s independent of data representation formats and expression notations.
Surprisingly little-known SuperLinks feature of @datasniff (OSDS) provides associations between words within the HMTL doc & entity types — click for further exploration!
The DBpedia SPARQL Endpoint is a live instance of OpenLink Virtuoso offering 24/7 access to all users, anywhere in the world!
Nice post! DBpedia is certainly a great resource & a great use-case of the OpenLink Virtuoso platform, as experienced via the SPARQL Endpoint mentioned in your post.
New REST-console in OpenLink Structured Data Sniffer (OSDS) offers complete Hyperlink deconstruction and tweaking, as demonstrated via attached screenshots depicting SchemaMV usage that pivots across pages about our Virtuoso and Oracle, ODBC, JDBC Drivers / Connectors.
Another OSDS REST-console usage example. Click on the Data Sniffer icon for full decomposition of the URL!
OpenLink Structured Data Sniffer (OSDS) supports one-click transformation of JSON to abstract RDF, just as it does for CSV, Microdata, RDFa, JSON-LD, POSH, RDF-Turtle, and RDF/XML!
OpenLink Structured Data Sniffer (OSDS) enhanced view injects live links into my local browser’s variant of that document
Virtuoso Use-case: KB Nederland, the national library of the Netherlands .

Weekly Summary 2021-07-02

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