Towards semantically-interlinked online communities

John G. Breslin; Andreas Harth; Uldis Bojars; Stefan Decker

doi:10.1007/11431053_34

Towards semantically-interlinked online communities

John G. Breslin^*
, Andreas Harth
, Uldis Bojars
, Stefan Decker

^*Šī darba korespondējošais autors

University of Galway

Zinātniskās darbības rezultāts: Devums žurnālam › Konferences zinātniskais raksts › koleģiāli recenzēts

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Online community sites have replaced the traditional means of keeping a community informed via libraries and publishing. At present, online communities are islands that are not interlinked. We describe different types of online communities and tools that are currently used to build and support such communities. Ontologies and Semantic Web technologies offer an upgrade path to providing more complex services. Fusing information and inferring links between the various applications and types of information provides relevant insights that make the available information on the Internet more valuable. We present the SIOC ontology which combines terms from vocabularies that already exist with new terms needed to describe the relationships between concepts in the realm of online community sites.

Oriģinālvaloda	Angļu
Lapas (no-līdz)	500-514
Lapu skaits	15
Žurnāls	Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Sējums	3532
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/11431053_34
Publikācijas statuss	Publicēts - 2005
Ārēji publicēts	Jā
Pasākums	2nd European Semantic Web Conference, ESWC 2005 - Crete, Grieķija Ilgums: 29 maijs 2005 → 1 jūn. 2005

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