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Data on the Web Best Practices Working Group. W3C.

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07/03/2016

Data on the Web Best Practices Working Group. W3C.

La misión del grupo de trabajo Data on the Web Best Practices, que forma parte de Data Activity, es: Desarrollar el ecosistema de datos abiertos, facilitando la mejor comunicación posible entre desarrolladores y publicadores. Proporcionar guías a los publicadores, para mejorar la consistencia en la gestión de los datos, y promoviendo su reutilización. Fomentar la confianza en los datos entre los desarrolladores, sea cual sea la tecnología que usen, aumentando el potencial para innovaciones genuinas. Las guías y recomendaciones tendrán 2 formas: un conjunto de buenas prácticas de aplicación en múltiples tecnologías, y vocabularios que aún no existen, pero que son necesarios para soportar el eco...

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Data on the Web Best Practices

Published by Equipo GNOSS

03/03/2015

Data on the Web Best Practices

Yesterday, Open Data reached a new milestone with the publication of the W3C’s first public working draft of its Data on the Web Best Practices. Open Data is spreading across the globe and transforming the way data is collected, published, and used. But all of this is happening without well-documented standards, leading to data published with inconsistent metadata, lacking official documentation of approval processes, corroboration of sources, and with conflicting terms of use. Often Open Data is hard to compare to other sources, even across administrative departments located in the same building. Open Data from more than one source has to be aggregated, normalized, cleansed, checked for quality, verified for authenticity, and validated for terms of use, at huge expense before it can...

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Cambridge University Library delivers linked open data and enrichments

Published by Pablo Hermoso de Mendoza González

12/06/2014

Cambridge University Library delivers linked open data and enrichments

Case Study: Cambridge University Library delivers linked open data and enrichments In the lead-up to the RLUK Linked Open Data (LOD) Hackathon on Wednesday 14th May in London, The European Library is running an awareness campaign to promote LOD innovations in libraries across Europe. This case study is one of a series that highlights achievements of pioneering libraries to date in this exciting area. The Cambridge Open Metadata (COMET) Project was funded by the JISC Infrastructure for Resource Discovery Programme over a six-month period in 2011. COMET aimed to improve the visibility of Cambridge University Library's collections - which include Darwin's correspondence and Newton's manuscripts - by adopting a Linked Data approach. In partnership with OCLC, it also explored th...

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Bigtable a distributed storage system for structured data. Google.

Published by Pablo Hermoso de Mendoza González

19/07/2013

Bigtable is a distributed storage system for managing structured data that is designed to scale to a very
large size: petabytes of data across thousands of commodity servers. Many projects at Google store data
in Bigtable, including web indexing, Google Earth, and Google Fi-nance.
 
These applications place very different demands on Bigtable, bot...

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Linked open data in library. BnF. Biblioteca Nacional de Francia

Published by Pablo Hermoso de Mendoza González

12/06/2013

En esta presentación  D. Romain Wenz expone cual ha sido el proyecto de aplicación de LINKED DATA a la Biblioteca Nacional de Francia y cuales han sido las lecciones aprendidas en el camino. Una información más extensa sobre el proyecto de datos abiertos y enlazables de la Biblioteca Nacional de Francia puede verse en http://data.bnf.fr/  

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Linked Data at the Science Museum of London (Tristan Roddis and Cogapp) Vía W3C

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21/05/2013

The Science Museum in London, along with commercial agency Cogapp, have recently embarked on a project to convert their information to linked data format. So far the focus has been on consolidating disparate data by converting them to linked data which at the moment is still private not public. However, the museum is keen to investigate the possibility of releasing the data and is seeking advice on this.

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Factores para la adopción de linked data e implantación de la web semántica en bibliotecas, archivos y museos

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05/04/2013

Factores para la adopción de linked data e implantación de la web semántica en bibliotecas, archivos y museos

En este artículo se elabora un marco para identificar el nivel de penetración y madurez de las tecnologías linked data, como una faceta específica del modelo abierto del W3C para la web semántica, en el sector de las bibliotecas, archivos y museos.

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Research Data Alliance

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03/04/2013

Research Data Alliance

The Research Data Alliance aims to accelerate and facilitate research data sharing and exchange. The purpose of the Research Data Alliance is to accelerate international data-driven innovation and discovery by facilitating research data sharing and exchange, use and re-use, standards harmonization, and discoverability. This will be achieved through the development and adoption of infrastructure, policy, practice, standards, and other deliverables. The Research Data Alliance is being brought into existence by an initial three research funding organisations: The Australian Commonwealth Government through the Australian National Data Service supported by the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy Program and the Education Investment Fund (EIF) Super Science Initiative...

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Make data discoverable

Published by Equipo GNOSS

03/04/2013

Make data discoverable

Interesante sección del Open Data Handbook en el que se aconseja y alienta a hacer los datos recuperables, fundamentalmente en estrategias de Open Government y Sociedad Civil: "The most important thing is to provide a neutral space which can overcome both inter-agency politics and future budget cycles. Jurisdictional borders, whether sectorial or geographical, can make cooperation difficult. However, there are significant benefits in joining forces. The easier it is for outsiders to discover data, the faster new and useful tools will be built".

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