The Linked Data Paradigm is one of the most promising technologies for
publishing, sharing, and connecting data on the Web, and offers a new way for
data integration and interoperability. However, the proliferation of
distributed, inter-connected sources of information and services on the Web
poses significant new challenges for managing consistently a huge number of
large datasets and their interdependencies. In this paper we focus on the key
problem of preserving evolving structured interlinked data. We argue that a
number of issues that hinder applications and users are related to the temporal
aspect that is intrinsic in linked data. We present a number of real use cases
to motivate our approach, we discuss the problems that occur, and propose a
direction for a solution.
Description
[1205.2292] Diachronic Linked Data: Towards Long-Term Preservation of Structured Interrelated Information
%0 Generic
%1 stavrakas2012diachronic
%A Stavrakas, Yannis
%A Papastefanatos, George
%A Dalamagas, Theodore
%A Christophides, Vassilis
%D 2012
%K linkeddata lza preservation
%T Diachronic Linked Data: Towards Long-Term Preservation of Structured Interrelated Information
%U http://arxiv.org/abs/1205.2292
%X The Linked Data Paradigm is one of the most promising technologies for
publishing, sharing, and connecting data on the Web, and offers a new way for
data integration and interoperability. However, the proliferation of
distributed, inter-connected sources of information and services on the Web
poses significant new challenges for managing consistently a huge number of
large datasets and their interdependencies. In this paper we focus on the key
problem of preserving evolving structured interlinked data. We argue that a
number of issues that hinder applications and users are related to the temporal
aspect that is intrinsic in linked data. We present a number of real use cases
to motivate our approach, we discuss the problems that occur, and propose a
direction for a solution.
@misc{stavrakas2012diachronic,
abstract = {The Linked Data Paradigm is one of the most promising technologies for
publishing, sharing, and connecting data on the Web, and offers a new way for
data integration and interoperability. However, the proliferation of
distributed, inter-connected sources of information and services on the Web
poses significant new challenges for managing consistently a huge number of
large datasets and their interdependencies. In this paper we focus on the key
problem of preserving evolving structured interlinked data. We argue that a
number of issues that hinder applications and users are related to the temporal
aspect that is intrinsic in linked data. We present a number of real use cases
to motivate our approach, we discuss the problems that occur, and propose a
direction for a solution.},
added-at = {2012-05-12T23:24:04.000+0200},
author = {Stavrakas, Yannis and Papastefanatos, George and Dalamagas, Theodore and Christophides, Vassilis},
biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/2777c838ff13daad243f4f51b24102ff8/acka47},
description = {[1205.2292] Diachronic Linked Data: Towards Long-Term Preservation of Structured Interrelated Information},
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keywords = {linkeddata lza preservation},
note = {cite arxiv:1205.2292Comment: Presented at the First International Workshop On Open Data, WOD-2012 (http://arxiv.org/abs/1204.3726)},
timestamp = {2012-05-12T23:24:04.000+0200},
title = {Diachronic Linked Data: Towards Long-Term Preservation of Structured Interrelated Information},
url = {http://arxiv.org/abs/1205.2292},
year = 2012
}