4. Why LOD? - Motivation
LOD as ideal basis for distributed
cooperative cataloging
Use of international and cross-domain web
standards leads to
Increased discoverability
Multiple usability of one dataset
Maximized interoperability & re-usability
Flexible data model
Expected ROI: Synergy effects through
standardization of technology stack
5. lobid.org
Experimental LOD service
Launched in 2010
Two subservices
lobid-organisations
lobid-resources
Continuously improved
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7. lobid-organisations
Motivation: the need of URIs for libraries
RDF representations of more than 40k
international organisations
Data sources: German ISIL registry & MARC
Organization Code database
Not (yet) openly licensed
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9. lobid-resources
lobid.resources is the LOD interface for open
data from the hbz union catalog
Public Domain: licensed under CC0
Currently more than 10 M records
Links to other library LOD services (GND,
DDC...) and to Dbpedia
See also
http://thedatahub.org/dataset/lobid-resources
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11. Problems
Data is produced in legacy systems & added
via dumps
Data isn't up-to-date
Data can't be improved in lobid.org and fed
back to legacy system
12. Vision: Building a service that...
is based on Linked Data standards,
supports producing/editing RDF,
supports re-use of data from the LOD cloud,
supports versioning,
pushes changes (create, update, delete) in
real time.
29. Building a service-oriented library
infrastructure
Part of a grant proposal German Research
Foundation's infrastructure programme
Aggregating and bundling descriptions in
one national registry
Real-time communication
Easy to use Web Services
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31. Further information
• hbz LOD blog (news around lobid.org)
• Phresnel source code on github:
https://github.com/lobid/PhresnelApp
32. Thanks.
Questions?
With pleasure now/here or also later to
felix.ostrowski@googlemail.com or
semweb@hbz-nrw.de
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33. License
These slides are published under a Creative
Commons license:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/de/
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