Insight into Open Source Semantic Technlogies at The Apache Software Foundation
presentation
posted on 2017-07-28, 17:08 authored by Lewis John McGibbneyThis workshop will introduce people to two key open source semantic
technologies (Apache CommonsRDF and Apache Any23) developed and
maintained at the Apache Software Foundation; a software foundation
fostering software development upon which billions of users depend on
free, community-driven software.
This workshop will cover both
• Apache Commons RDF; Commons RDF aims to provide a common library for RDF 1.1 that could be implemented by systems on the Java Virtual Machine. https://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-rdf/, and
• Apache Any23; a library, a web service and a command line tool that extracts structured data in RDF format from a variety of Web documents. https://any23.apache.org/
This workshop will furnish attendees with everything required to generate Earth Science data in RDF and then use that data in a wide variety of applications and scenarios.
The session will begin by introducing how to generate RDF data with CommonsRDF including Introduction, API’s, implementations and then a worked example/code examples for generating Earth Sciences RDF data.
The second half of the session will show how RDF data can be embedded in Webpages, e.g. Dataset Landing Pages, and then interpreted using the Any23
Library. This will cover an Any23 Introduction, API’s and then a worked example/code examples for working with RDF data.
All of the examples and code will be available on the ESIP Github area.
This workshop will cover both
• Apache Commons RDF; Commons RDF aims to provide a common library for RDF 1.1 that could be implemented by systems on the Java Virtual Machine. https://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-rdf/, and
• Apache Any23; a library, a web service and a command line tool that extracts structured data in RDF format from a variety of Web documents. https://any23.apache.org/
This workshop will furnish attendees with everything required to generate Earth Science data in RDF and then use that data in a wide variety of applications and scenarios.
The session will begin by introducing how to generate RDF data with CommonsRDF including Introduction, API’s, implementations and then a worked example/code examples for generating Earth Sciences RDF data.
The second half of the session will show how RDF data can be embedded in Webpages, e.g. Dataset Landing Pages, and then interpreted using the Any23
Library. This will cover an Any23 Introduction, API’s and then a worked example/code examples for working with RDF data.
All of the examples and code will be available on the ESIP Github area.
