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Links back to pages that link to it. List of referrers and trackbacks.

Looks like it should be useful, but I doubt whether it is

XML, Ontologies, and the Semantic Web - XML-Journal feature.

they don't give the content much real estate...

Web Services and the Semantic Web : Paul Cowles (Semaview Inc.), Web Services Journal feature.
"This article looks at how the Semantic Web applies to Web services, including what specifications are under development and how you might prepare for integration with future semantic applications."

Annotation System for Sematic Web (NCST Bangalore) - full system, the client uses a toolbar in Internet Explorer.

RDF Query Testcases
SWAD-Europe: experimental wiki: TWiki: ESW: RDFQueryTestCases
Collection from various sources, mostly for app testing.

IsaViz 1.2 release. "...a visual environment for browsing and authoring RDF models
represented as graphs"

a must-have tool for all semwebbers

Jena 2 - preview release now available

Siderean Software - (commercial) navigation, search and retrieval applications using RDF

rated as 'sophisticated' by BurningBird - the demos are certainly impressive

Jess in Action "A practical handbook for anyone interested in programming rule-based systems and written by the creator of the popular Java rule engine, Jess"

SSSW-2003 The First European Summer School on Ontological Engineering and the Semantic Web 21st-26th July 2003 - Cercedilla, Spain (organised by OntoWeb

Redland RDF Application Framework release 0.9.12

lots of new stuff, including contexts

JemBlog (Jena Semantic Weblog Server)

The idea is to build the skeleton of a server-side blogging system along the lines of the core of Movable Type etc. The difference being that the model used behind the scenes is RDF, so true semantic blogging is possible.

The system will be written in Java, using the Jena RDF toolkit.

Following the principle of "release early, release often" I've posted the code I've done so far to the web - it doesn't really do anything yet.

TWiki . ESW . RdfCalendar - "...a Wiki space for notes and links relating to the RDF Calendar Task Force."

RDFWeb: FOAF: the 'friend of a friend' vocabulary new : Publishing and Linking FOAF documents (danbri)


If you publish a FOAF self-description (eg. using foaf-a-matic) you can make it easier for tools to find your FOAF by putting markup in the head of your HTML homepage. It doesn't really matter what filename you choose for your FOAF document, although foaf.rdf is a common choice. The linking markup is as follows:

<link rel="meta" type="application/rdf+xml" title="FOAF"
href="http://example.com/people/~you/foaf.rdf" />

RSS 3.0 now has uri token, so round-tripping to RSS 1.0 should be easier

it is still possible to use the better-known standard guid...

(thanks Aaron)

rdf-calendar meeting IRC #rdfig, Wednesday Feb 12th, 17:00 UTC

Meeting logs.

Blog de la Web Semantica (Spanish). Moved. Now has a PURL.

NewsMonster RSS viewer now can handle FOAF.
Bravo!

TWiki . ESW . SemWebSpain SWAD-Europe: experimental wiki: TWiki: ESW.
A page about Semantic Web materials and projects in Spain, or in the Spanish language.

Xavier Llora - GALE (Genetic and Artificial Life Environment)"is fine-grained parallel genetic algorithm for data mining. Its main contributions are simplicity and its knowledge-independent model. ...GALE does not constrain the knowledge representation. It can evolve indistinctly rules, instances, partially-defined instances, and decision trees..."
Java, GPL.

Semantic Web Tutorial using N3

Samizdat: Co-op Engine "...a generic RDF-based engine for building collaboration and open publishing web sites."
Open source, Ruby + Postgresql.

(via #rdfig)

Where Next for RSS? - Tim Bray. Striking absence of RDF!

UKOLN Events - CORES Schema Creation/Registration Workshop "The workshop will provide an introduction to the use of RDF to describe
metadata vocabularies in the form of machine-understandable schemas. It
will focus on the publication of these schemas in the CORES Schema
Registry. Practical sessions will allow participants to learn to use the
CORES Schema Creation Tool to prepare schemas and submit them to the
Registry, and to navigate the schemas submitted via the Registry's Web
interface."

Design of an inference engine for the semantic web

R-DEVICE (Nick Bassiliades) "... is a deductive object-oriented knowledge base system for querying and reasoning about RDF metadata. R-DEVICE, transforms RDF triples into objects and uses a deductive rule language for querying and reasoning about them."
Uses CLIPS/COOL.

Triple querying with SQL (Mattb) "...a simple algorithm for translating rdfdb-style queries into SQL to query a triple store with a very simple schema."