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Web3.0 - the case for open linked data

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Presentation made to National Library of Scotland's Management Forum, March 2011. Explaining open linked data in the Library context and outlining that the Library is well placed to particpate.

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previously ……

http://www.flickr.com/photos/nlscotland/ the commonsthe commonsflickflickrr

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more about …

Mr. Connery, 69, grew up in a poor apartment in Edinburgh.

Photograph of a four storey tenement in Buccleuch St

Einweihung der neuen Wohnung

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web 3.0

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llhu

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akasemantic web

linked open data

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it’s the next phase of the web

it’s the transition from documents to metadata

it’s about meaning

it’s about linking things together

it’s about openness

it’s about time we did something ….

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the meaning bit

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What do you mean?

The King's Speech & the John Murray connection

Lionel Logue, speech therapist to King George VI, was introduced at Buckingham Palace by publisher John Murray.

http://www.nls.uk/news

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Oh, you mean …

The <film>King's Speech </film> & the <collection>John Murray</collection> connection

<person>Lionel Logue</person>, <occupation> speech therapist</occupation> to<person>King George VI</person>, was introduced at <place>Buckingham Palace </place>by publisher <organisation>John Murray </organisation>.

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Lots of meaning …

AATTGMI

LCNA

TGNNLS

LCSH

TGMII

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we are quite good at meaning

and good things can happen when you are good at meaning….

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the linking bit

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We need to extend this …..

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into semantic “triples”…..

subject

predicate

object

this thing

has property

something

this digital object

subject

tenements

date

1929

colour

black & whitepubsEdinburgh

place

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To this, what a machine “understands”…

<rdf:Description rdf:about="dod:74548028"><rda:titleProper xml:lang="en">Buccleuch Street no.125. Ref. No.161. Area

W</rda:titleProper><dct:subject rdf:resource="lcsh:sh85133852#concept"/><dct:subject rdf:resource="lcsh:sh85139691#concept"/><dct:subject rdf:resource="lcsh:sh85093349#concept"/><dct:subject rdf:resource="lcsh:sh85004178#concept"/><dct:subject rdf:resource="lcsh:sh85147274#concept"/><dct:subject rdf:resource="viaf:88873525" /><rda:contentType rdf:resource="rdaContentType:1014"/><rda:mediaType rdf:resource="rdaMT:1003"/> <rda:carrierType rdf:resource="rdaCarrierType:1018"/><rda:colourOfStillImage rdf:resource="rdaCollStillImage:1001" /><dct:format rdf:resource="mimetype:jpeg"/><rda:fileType rdf:resource="rdaFileType:1004"/><rdarole:photographer>Rushbrook, Alfred, 1867-1937</rdarole:photographer><rda:dateOfPublication rdf:datatype="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#gYear">

1929</rda:dateOfPublication><dct:coverage rdf:resource=”e-uk-st" /><rda:publishersName rdf:resource="viaf:132075128"/><rda:uniformResourceLocator> http://digital.nls.uk/pageturner.cfm?id=74506828</rda:uniformResourceLocator> </rdf>

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so that’s the linking bit

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the open bit

we just need tolet the metadata go

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and when you putmeaning

andlinking

andopenness

together you get ….

web 3.0

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so what …. ?

• we’ve got great data about great resources• helps people find stuff in context• helps machines help people find stuff in content• multi-lingual• gets our metadata out of silos• allows others to re-use our data• it’s already started ….

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where to start ?

• Manuscripts

• Digital Archive

• Scottish

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you may now take a shot of tequila

LOD cloudNLS

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thank you!

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with thanks to mark goetz & edward tufte for reminding uswith thanks to mark goetz & edward tufte for reminding us

http://markandrewgoetz.com/blog/index.php/2009/11/my-new-wallpaper/

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_Tufte

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• bontjas = nedSH:12345

• nedSH:12345

• “is like” lcsh:67890

• lcsh:67890 = fur coats (english)

• lcsh:67890 = pelzmantel(german)

• lcsh:67890 = 皮のコート(japanese)