People, organisations, laws, and use-cases have different perspectives and interpretations of concepts and requirements which cannot be modelled into a single coherent universal vocabulary. The Data Privacy Vocabulary (DPV) provides a core framework of ‘common concepts’ that can be extended to represent specific laws, domains, or applications.
Within a large program in the Dutch nursing homes, of which we reported last year during Semantics 2021, sensitive health-related and organizational data needs to be converted to RDF data. The program uses only open standards, for RDF creation we use RML. During this program extra tooling became relevant for the assistance of a semantic engineer supporting the health application manager in his/her endeavor to create RDF data using an ontology. The RDF data will be queried with a limited set of known queries.
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Taxonic
http://www.taxonic.com/en/
My name is Richard Dijkstra. I am 56 year old and live in The Netherlands and work for Taxonic. I have been working all my life in the IT in several positions ranging from system administrator, peoplemanager, project manager, programmer and now as linked data engineer.
Knowledge Graphs on the Web exist in a large variety of different formats, sizes, and are exposed in different ways.
This heterogeneous nature of Knowledge Graphs introduces difficulties for developers that want to make use of them within applications. In order to alleviate these difficulties, the Comunica framework acts as an abstraction layer between applications and Knowledge Graphs on the Web.
This talk will explain how Comunica works, and how it can be used within your applications.
