Exchanging Data from Institutional Repositories to the Semantic Web
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Language: English Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****.Internet and semantic web technologies have enabled academics to "nd online research materials with increasing speed and accuracy. They have enabled academics to make connections with each other. Whereas, institutional repositories (IRs) are often built to serve a speci?c institution?s community of users. Mostly existing IRs are using relational database schema for maintaining the metadata of their digital contents. They might need to interact with other information systems that build to manage institutional research activities. Thus, it is crucial to provide interoperability and integration mechanisms to bridge the gap between the semantic web and relational database worlds. To process the data in semantic context, a relational database is transformed into ontology. The use of semantic web technologies in integrating the di?erent IRs metadata enable ontology-facilitated sharing and reuse of learning resources. They provide users access to a web of content which might otherwise require discovering and exploring multiple websites or IRs.

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This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Neuware - Internet and semantic web technologies have enabled academics to nd online research materials with increasing speed and accuracy. They have enabled academics to make connections with each other. Whereas, institutional repositories (IRs) are often built to serve a speci c institution's community of users. Mostly existing IRs are using relational database schema for maintaining the metadata of their digital contents. They might need to interact with other information systems that build to manage institutional research activities. Thus, it is crucial to provide interoperability and integration mechanisms to bridge the gap between the semantic web and relational database worlds. To process the data in semantic context, a relational database is transformed into ontology. The use of semantic web technologies in integrating the di erent IRs metadata enable ontology-facilitated sharing and reuse of learning resources. They provide users access to a web of content which might otherwise require discovering and exploring multiple websites or IRs. 120 pp. Englisch.

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Internet and semantic web technologies have enabled academics to nd online research materials with increasing speed and accuracy. They have enabled academics to make connections with each other. Whereas, institutional repositories (IRs) are often built to serve a speci c institution's community of users. Mostly existing IRs are using relational database schema for maintaining the metadata of their digital contents. They might need to interact with other information systems that build to manage institutional research activities. Thus, it is crucial to provide interoperability and integration mechanisms to bridge the gap between the semantic web and relational database worlds. To process the data in semantic context, a relational database is transformed into ontology. The use of semantic web technologies in integrating the di erent IRs metadata enable ontology-facilitated sharing and reuse of learning resources. They provide users access to a web of content which might otherwise require discovering and exploring multiple websites or IRs.

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Exchanging Data from Institutional Repositories to the Semantic Web: Internet and semantic web technologies have enabled academics to nd online research materials with increasing speed and accuracy. They have enabled academics to make connections with each other. Whereas, institutional repositories (IRs) are often built to serve a speci c institution`s community of users. Mostly existing IRs are using relational database schema for maintaining the metadata of their digital contents. They might need to interact with other information systems that build to manage institutional research activities. Thus, it is crucial to provide interoperability and integration mechanisms to bridge the gap between the semantic web and relational database worlds. To process the data in semantic context, a relational database is transformed into ontology. The use of semantic web technologies in integrating the di erent IRs metadata enable ontology-facilitated sharing and reuse of learning resources. They provide users access to a web of content which might otherwise require discovering and exploring multiple websites or IRs. Englisch, Taschenbuch.

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