Linked data Finland: A 7-star model and platform for publishing and re-using linked datasets

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The idea of Linked Data is to aggregate, harmonize, integrate, enrich, and publish data for re-use on the Web in a cost-efficient way using Semantic Web technologies. We concern two major hindrances for re-using Linked Data: It is often difficult for a re-user to (1) understand the characteristics of the dataset and (2) evaluate the quality the data for the intended purpose. This paper introduces the “Linked Data Finland” platform LDF.fi addressing these issues. We extend the famous 5-star model of Tim Berners-Lee, with the sixth star for providing the dataset with a schema that explains the dataset, and the seventh star for validating the data against the schema. LDF.fi also automates data publishing and provides data curation tools. The first prototype of the platform is available on the web as a service, hosting tens of datasets and supporting several applications.

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Hyvönen, E., Tuominen, J., Alonen, M., & Mäkelä, E. (2014). Linked data Finland: A 7-star model and platform for publishing and re-using linked datasets. In Lecture Notes in Computer Science (Vol. 8798, pp. 226–230). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11955-7_24

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