CEN MetaLex standardizes the way in which sources of law and references to sources of law are to be represented in XML. It was developed by the CEN Workshop on an Open XML Interchange Format for Legal and Legislative Resources (MetaLex).
- F. Tim Knight
Delicious: CEN Workshop on Open XML interchange format for legal documents - (WS/METALEX) http://www.cen.eu/cen...
"... retrieves information about resources of interest by (internally) traversing the RDF graph for a resource, by matching to standard ontologies and other relevant knowledge on the Web about the resource. ... provides support for requests input as free text strings52 and for looking up URIs from a text label, in addition to the norm, querying from an absolute URI."--Dadzie paper
- F. Tim Knight
"... provides a public entry point to retrieve and browse LD resources from a set of repositories stored on the Talis platform39. Where available (in the RDF data) human-readable labels are used to format the results (retrieved as URIs). Dipper also enables extraction of the results of queries to RDF/XML, NTriples40, Turtle and JSON."--Dadzie paper
- F. Tim Knight
"Marbles improves the user experience by performing (resourceintensive) processing on the server. Fresnel lenses are used to format SW resources for presentation to end users, presented as property-value pairs in a table. Different coloured marbles are used to distinguish the sources of the information retrieved, which are presented as a list of URIs ... Marbles provides, additionally, a SPARQL endpoint. Marbles may also be installed locally, allowing information to be saved to and retrieved from local data stores."--Dadzie paper
- F. Tim Knight
Piggy Bank is a Firefox extension that turns your browser into a mashup platform, by allowing you to extract data from different web sites and mix them together.
- F. Tim Knight
Sig.ma EE- Semantic Information Mashup Enterprise Edition - http://sig.ma/
Linked data for libraries: benefits of a conceptual shift from library-specific record structures to RDF-based data models / Getaneh Alemu, Brett Stevens, Penny Ross and Jane Chandler - http://eprints.port.ac.uk/8022...