[WB3-6] Publishing linked open data

Linked (open) data provides structured data which is interlinked in a machine readable way. This allows to discover, access and combine data in an automatic way. This concept discusses the steps needed to make existing data available in a linked open way.

Introduction

External resources

• Kuhn, W., Kauppinen, T., & Janowicz, K. (2014, September). Linked data-a paradigm shift for geographic information science. In International Conference on Geographic Information Science (pp. 173-186). Springer, Cham.
• Ronzhin, S., Folmer, E., & Lemmens, R. (2018). Technological Aspects of (Linked) Open Data. In Open Data Exposed (pp. 173-193). TMC Asser Press, The Hague.

Skills

• 1871 - Illustrate stages of publishing a relational database as Linked Data

  Illustrate stages of publishing a relational database as Linked Data

• 1872 - Identify issues in finding proper ontologies to annotate the data

  Identify issues in finding proper ontologies to annotate the data

• 1873 - Identify issues in determining the relationships to be represented when publishing Linked Data

  Identify issues in determining the relationships to be represented when publishing Linked Data

• 1874 - Relate with manual and automated methods linking data

  Relate with manual and automated methods linking data

• 1875 - Apply publishing a relational database as Linked Data

  Apply publishing a relational database as Linked Data

Status

Outgoing relations

• [WB3-6] Publishing linked open data is subconcept of [WB3] Resource Publishing