Semantic Web

I am trying to port a bespoke system we have running to Drupal 7.

We publish stable URIs using the Cool URIs 'specification' http://www.w3.org/TR/cooluris/

An example of a URI that works on the same principle (not the system I am porting) is this:

http://data.rbge.org.uk/herb/E00421503

Call it with a browser and you get a 303 redirect to a human readable resource. Call it with curl -L and you get RDF.

You can check it on the Vapour validator

http://validator.linkeddata.org/

Hi all

Being a Drupal newcomer, I am working on two projects where we would like to consume defined and existing RDF-data in the search query coming out of our library catalogue (using Drupal). Our main aim is to query a RDF-container and then display a result-set of records from our catalogue. The records to be displayed from our catalogue will contain the ID of the "found" RDF-data-element.

RDF-core in Drupal7 seems to do what we want, but I need to give further specifications to several of our partners and I lack the detailed information so far.

Hi,
I am making a new site for real estate(selling/renting houses etc.)
I would like to ask your opinions/ideas what semantic technologies can I use on my site.
I also want to expose my date as open/linked data so as everyone can use them.
Any ideas?
thanks in advance

There's been lots of discussions on various approaches for serializing entities in the WSCCI group and with Drupal 8 feature freeze only a few months away, it's time to start coding. JSON-LD was chosen as a potential good candidate for serializing Drupal entities. One of the key features of JSON-LD is the ability to include a @context along with your data. This context describes the data present in the JSON document and is useful for consumers to understand how to best make use of the data.

Good morning,

I've cross-posted this to both Semantic Web and Libraries because I think there are elements that appeal to both.

I'm going to give a bit of background on the project I'm working on and hopefully I can get some confirmation as to whether or not this is the "best" way to go about doing this. This is Drupal 7, of course. So far, I've been moving in the most obvious direction and using the tools that are most readily available.

Back-story:

Hi, I am trying to use RDF CCK in Drupal 6. As you see the attached, I think I installed RDF CCK somehow. However, when I type anything in the field of "CLASS" or "property" for mapping, I got the Javascript error message. It seems to me that there is something wrong in the auto-complete.
Is there any idea?

I need to create ‘on the fly’ SPARQL queries to retrieve instances of my custom content types. I am currently using the ARC SPARQL+ Endpoint UI, but the node values returned are not hotlinks making it inconvenient.

From what I have read, it seems that SparqlViews does not offer the flexibility that I need to create lots of queries dynamically. I didn’t see any other alternatives to the ARC SPARQL+ Endpoint UI when I searched Drupal Modules.

Hi,

I am new babie drupal developer. I have created some site in drupal 7. One of my client ask me to provide the RDF functionality to website.

I have read many article in internet about RDF. As I know, there is "RDF" module in core of Drupal 7.

But I am not sure, only installing "RDF" module will provide me all functionality regarding "RDF", as I am not getting any "RDF" file for the website or any content page.

Can any one suggest me, which step I need to follow?

Thanks in advance.

Hi,
can I use the schema.org vocabulary to a non-english site(greek site) ?Will I have the same benefits if I would use it to an english site?
Thanks in advance