Rosetta Stone Service NVS AODN NODC IMDIS2018:142 Rosetta Stone Service: A success story of standards, controlled vocabularies and communication Alexandra Kokkinaki 1 , Gwenaëlle Moncoiffé 1 , Dick Schaap 2 , Enrico Boldrini 3 , Fabrizio Papeschi 3 ,Stefano Nativi 3 1 The British Oceanographic Data Centre (BODC) (UK) 2 MARIS (Netherlands), 3 National Research Council of Italy, Institute of Atmospheric Pollution Research (Italy) The marine community across Europe, US and Australia, appears to be well connected in terms of communication and standards applied. The use of controlled vocabularies for data mark-up, that are based on W3C’s Simple Knowledge Organisation System (SKOS) and are exposed as Linked data is a great success achieved by real human communication, enabled by collaborative projects like the Ocean Data Interoperability Platform (ODIP). The scene seems very promising to move to the next level of global integration. But is it enough? NERC Vocabulary Server (NVS) AODN (IMOS Australian Ocean Data Network) US National Centers for Environmental Information Vocabularies (NODC ) Rosetta Stone service leverages the mappings between NODC, NVS and AODN and translates terms in real time via SPARQL queries NODC:datatype:312 SDN:P02::ASLV Sea Level Sea surface height above geoid sameAs sameAs NODC NVS AODN NODC:platforms:6238 SDN::L06:30 Ship sameAs SeaDataNet CDI USA NCEI (NODC) IMOS AODN SDN::L06:30 Ship NODC:platforms:1712 SDN::L05:WPS water pressure sensors sameAs sameAs NODC:platforms:9627 NODC:platforms:6237 NODC:platforms:9401 NODC:platforms:7648 SDN::L05:WPS water pressure sensors NODC:Institution:972 SDN::C75:UAA watUniversity of Alaska Anchorage Department of Biological Sciences sameAs sameAs Discovery Category SDN::C75:UAA watUniversity of Alaska Anchorage Department of Biological Sciences Rosetta Stone was successfully experimented to semantically enhance the ODIP broker discovery capabilities. ODIP users can now search the ODIP prototype 1+ portal using terms from a community vocabulary of choice: the ODIP broker engine leverages Rosetta Stone translation service capabilities to obtain translated (as well as related) query terms ready to be submitted and obtain results from all the heterogeneous ODIP data sources This work was funded by the European project Ocean Data Interoperability Platform II (ODIP II) under grant agreement no [654310]. Special thanks to our project partners providing insight and expertise in this work. http://odip-prototype.essi-lab.eu/broker/odip/search

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Page 1: NODC NVS AODN - British Oceanographic Data Centre...ODIP data sources This work was funded by the European project Ocean Data Interoperability Platform II (ODIP II) under grantagreement

Rosetta Stone Service

NVS

AODNNODC

IMDIS2018:142Rosetta Stone Service: A success story of standards, controlled vocabularies and communication

Alexandra Kokkinaki1, Gwenaëlle Moncoiffé1, Dick Schaap2, Enrico Boldrini3, Fabrizio Papeschi3,Stefano Nativi31The British Oceanographic Data Centre (BODC) (UK)

2MARIS (Netherlands), 3National Research Council of Italy, Institute of Atmospheric Pollution Research (Italy)

The marine community across Europe, US andAustralia, appears to be well connected in terms ofcommunication and standards applied. The use ofcontrolled vocabularies for data mark-up, that arebased on W3C’s Simple Knowledge OrganisationSystem (SKOS) and are exposed as Linked data is agreat success achieved by real humancommunication, enabled by collaborative projectslike the Ocean Data Interoperability Platform (ODIP).The scene seems very promising to move to the nextlevel of global integration. But is it enough?

NERC Vocabulary Server (NVS)

AODN(IMOS Australian

Ocean Data Network)

US National Centers for

Environmental Information Vocabularies

(NODC )

Rosetta Stone service leveragesthe mappings between NODC, NVS andAODN and translates terms in real timevia SPARQL queries

NODC:datatype:312SDN:P02::ASLV

Sea Level

Sea surface height above

geoid

sameAssameAs

NODC NVS AODN

NODC:platforms:6238SDN::L06:30

ShipsameAs

SeaDataNet CDIUSA NCEI (NODC) IMOS AODN

SDN::L06:30Ship

NODC:platforms:1712SDN::L05:WPS

water pressure sensors

sameAssameAs

NODC:platforms:9627

NODC:platforms:6237

NODC:platforms:9401

NODC:platforms:7648

SDN::L05:WPSwater pressure sensors

NODC:Institution:972

SDN::C75:UAAwatUniversity of Alaska Anchorage Department

of Biological Sciences

sameAssameAs

Discovery Category

SDN::C75:UAAwatUniversity of Alaska Anchorage Department

of Biological Sciences

Rosetta Stone was successfully experimented tosemantically enhance the ODIP broker discoverycapabilities. ODIP users can now search the ODIPprototype 1+ portal using terms from a communityvocabulary of choice: the ODIP broker engine leveragesRosetta Stone translation service capabilities to obtaintranslated (as well as related) query terms ready to besubmitted and obtain results from all the heterogeneousODIP data sources

This work was funded by the European project Ocean Data Interoperability Platform II (ODIP II) under grant agreement no [654310].Special thanks to our project partners providing insight and expertise in this work.

http://odip-prototype.essi-lab.eu/broker/odip/search