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Neologism: Easy Vocabulary Publishing Cosmin Basca, Stphane Corlosquet, Richard Cyganiak, Sergio Fernndez, Thomas Schandl Two visions of the SW Logics Web Semantic Web Putting RDF documents on the Web RDF links, dereferenceable


  1. Neologism: Easy Vocabulary Publishing Cosmin Basca, Stéphane Corlosquet, Richard Cyganiak, Sergio Fernández, Thomas Schandl

  2. Two visions of the SW Logics Web

  3. Semantic Web • Putting RDF documents on the Web • RDF links, dereferenceable URIs, crawling • Linked Data, FOAF-sphere, Tabulator • Community-agreed “fractal” vocabularies

  4. Vocabularies • Our terminology: vocabularies vs. ontolgies • classes and properties (5-50) • reference documentation • formal RDFS/OWL document • labels, comments, relationship between terms

  5. Vocabularies are important • Make interoperability work • RDF publishers & consumers refer to them • Terms can be looked up • Better UI • Inferencing • We want: automated exchange of schemas

  6. Vocabulary publishing is hard • Forging community agreement • Writing good documentation • Creating RDFS/OWL specification • Server setup for URIs and content negotiation • Managing updates

  7. Vocabulary publishing today • Text editor • Desktop editors: Protégé • Web-based editors: OntoWiki • Towards hosted services: Knoodl

  8. What we want • Instant Web-based publishing • Subset of RDFS+OWL • No instance editing or browsing • Handling HTTP details • Best practices, towards a quasi-standard • (This is not new science)

  9. No budget

  10. Neologism • Open-source project • Runs on any cheap web host • Create a user and developer community

  11. Demo time

  12. Subset of RDFS+OWL • label, comment • subClassOf, subPropertyOf • domain, range • InverseFunctionProperty • disjointClass

  13. Future • Release v0.1! • Revisions and branching • Plugin system • Consistency checking • Hosted service

  14. RDF apps should look up terms

  15. http://neologism.googlecode.com/

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