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Syntactic interoperability

Syntactic interoperability means that the information encoding of the involved systems and the access protocols are compatible, so that information can be processed as described above without error. However, this does not mean that each system processes the data in a manner consistent with the intended meaning. For example, one system may use a table called “Actor” and another one called “Agent”. With syntactic interoperability, data from both tables may only be retrieved as distinct, even though they may have exactly the same meaning. To overcome this situation, semantic interoperability has to be added.

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#interoperability #semantic-interoperability #system

Open data is about interoperability

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BORO: mining ontologies from legacy systems

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Boro Method (wikipedia Contributors) #legacy-systems #ontology #multiple-legacy-systems #semantic-interoperability

Joint declaration of data citation principles

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Bulletin February/march 2015 #data-citation #metadata #interoperability #machine #data-repository

Open access means reuse, not just reading

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A traveling waldensian preacher was known as a barba

Waldo and his followers developed a system whereby they would go from town to town and meet secretly with small groups of Waldensians. There they would…

Waldensians - Wikipedia #group #town #services #system

Academic publishing needs a new system

Scientific and academic publishing is a painful process for authors, reviewers and readers alike. No one really benefits from the current system which grew…

| Knowledge Blog #publishing #Web-technologies #system #Internet