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Core : Three Access Levels To Underpin Open Access
Classification of content in oa repositories
...content stored in OA repositories and journals reflects the diversity of research disciplines. For example, information about the specific subject of a paper (e.g. computer science, humanities) can be used to narrow down search, to monitor trends and to estimate content…
Open access means reuse, not just reading
The Budapest Open Access Initiative clearly identifies, in its original definition of Open Access from 2001, that OA is not only about making research outputs freely available for download and reading. The aspect of reuse, which includes being able to index and pass OA content…
The Curious Identity Of Michael Field And Its Implications For Humanities Research With The Semantic Web
An agenda for the humanities community working in the semantic web
What is important to note here is not that potential solutions already exist in the database and knowledge base communities, but that the humanities community is not engaging with these solutions on any significant scale. Rather, the humanities community is focused on building…
The Owlim Family Of Semantic Repositories
Owlim in the architecture at the bbc
OWLIM serves as the RDF store in the architecture facilitating metadata-based management, inference and retrieval of content. The metadata is added instantly to catch up with the stream of new content. Factual knowledge is updated constantly to reflect developments. The main…