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(2) What Is Dynamic Semantic Publishing? - Quora
Dynamic semantic publishing at the BBC
the phrase "dynamic semantic publishing" was probably first coined by the BBC to describe their metadata-driven publishing platform in summary, the novel features of the publishing platform are: a lot of the content is automatically generated based on the metadata stored in the…
100,000 Articles - And The Data Scientists Who Mine Them - Bio-it World
A library, not a graveyard, for research
With this massive catalogue stored in its servers, the PLOS staff has to be very careful that it’s running a library and not a graveyard for scientific research. It would be easy for papers to be buried in the deluge, irretrievable to anyone who didn’t know the exact authors or…
About | Nanopub.org
Nanopublications
A nanopublication is the smallest unit of publishable information: an assertion about anything that can be uniquely identified and attributed to its author. Individual nanopublications can be cited by others and tracked for their impact on the community. Nanopublications are a…
An Example Of Ontology Driven Software Engineering
SNaP ontologies and rNews
What about rNews and Schema.org ? A semantic publishing architecture based on full-blown RDF and the SNaP ontologies is by no means mutually exclusive with rNews, schema.org micro data or any other schemas for that matter (in fact the SNaP ontologies already inherit from many…
Automatic Heritage Metadata Enrichment With Historic Events | Museumsandtheweb.com
Enriching museum metadata with historical events
Most digitized and online available objects from GLAMs (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums) can be browsed through a predefined set of formal metadata, such as its creator, year of creation, and type of material. Standards for metadata management and exchange enable…
Bulletin February/march 2015
Joint declaration of data citation principles
The scope of the principles is solely to provide data citation recommendations, not to include detailed specifications for implementation or to focus on technologies or tools or research data repositories. The principles should extend to all disciplines and all types of data…
Rdf Primer
PRISM: discovery, rights tracking and end-to-end metadata
This overall goal requires a metadata approach that emphasizes discovery, rights tracking, and end-to-end metadata. Discovery: Discovery is a general term for finding content which encompasses searching, browsing, content routing, and other techniques. Discussions of discovery…
PRISM, metadata for magazine publishers
PRISM: Publishing Requirements for Industry Standard Metadata [PRISM] is a metadata specification developed in the publishing industry. Magazine publishers and their vendors formed the PRISM Working Group to identify the industry's needs for metadata and define a specification…
The Bbc's Dynamic Semantic Publishing Showcase | Ontotext
The BBC's semantic publishing architecture
BBC Future Media & Technology department have been transforming the BBC relational content management model and static publishing framework to a fully dynamic semantic publishing architecture. With minimal journalistic management, assets are being enriched with links to…
The Tao Of Topic Maps
Facet (of a topic map)
Sometimes it is convenient to be able to assign metadata to the information resources that constitute the occurrences of a topic from within the topic map. To provide this capability, the standard includes the concept of the facet. Facets basically provide a mechanism for…
Triple Bypass – What Does The Death Of The Semantic Web Mean For Publishers? - Semantico
XML workflows outlived the Semantic Web
Certainly there are niche applications, in taxonomy design for example, but there is no tidal wave of change. Search is the application with most to gain from semantics (because it enables rich snippets), but the major search engines have abandoned RDF in favor of simpler…
What Is A Digital Library Anymore, Anyway ?
Limitation of a traditional, record-oriented metadata model for digital libraries
The basic record-oriented data and metadata model employed by most digital (and traditional) libraries has a limited ability to fully model this multi-dimensional information context. First, metadata records, and metadata repositories, primarily represent individual item…