Using semantic annotations in HTML5 (e.g., RDFa), fine and coarse grained semantic information can be stored inside an EPUB 3 publication. Books can then be published on the web as Linked Data. Every published book can hence become a linked database, and machines can query these books (and reason about their contained knowledge) for the users. This way, books become auto-discoverable and interlinked with the rest of the web. It enables the creation of web services that no longer need to index a book to get information out of it, but can query the Web of books.
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BiB14 - Interlinking Books with the World
1. Interlinking books with the world
Using the Semantic Web to create books as reliable,
machine-understandable information service providers
Ben De Meester
Tom De Nies, Wesley De Neve, Erik Mannens, Rik Van De Walle
University Ghent – iMinds – Multimedia Lab
http://booksinbrowsers.org/2014-abstracts/#BenDeMeester
Books in Browsers | October 23-24 2014 | San Francisco
2. On the menu:
Digital books are valuable databases… That are closed.
Once opened…
… they can be (inter)linked.
Once interlinked…
18. Lets SPARQL books!
PREFIX schema: <http://schema.org/>
SELECT DISTINCT ?person
WHERE
{ ?book a schema:book .
?book schema:name “Les Misérables” .
?book schema:actor ?person
}
Returns all characters of the book Les Misérables.
19. Lets SPARQL books!
PREFIX schema: <http://schema.org/>
SELECT DISTINCT ?person
WHERE
{ ?book a schema:book .
?book schema:name “Les Misérables” .
?book schema:actor ?person
}
Returns all characters of the book Les Misérables.
32. To take away
By enabling queries for the Semantic information in-side
digital books, we can interlink the information
inside books…
And get all this for free:
33. Our project
The Publisher of the Future
Our pilot project partners: