This chapter outlines some of the challenges and opportunities associated with adopting
provenance principles (Cheney et al., Dagstuhl Reports 2 (2): 84–113, 2012) and standards …

Provenance provides vital information for evaluating quality and trustworthiness of
information on the Web. To achieve this we must have access to semantically …

This chapter presents a multi-and interdisciplinary synthesis of ideas about the definition
and theoretical conceptualization of provenance, drawing from disciplines such as archival …

Provenance is a term used to describe the lineage, history, or origin of an object. While
provenance originated from the art world, it is now becoming increasingly important in the …

Provenance is metadata about the origin, history, or derivation of something; in computer
science, provenance usually describes some informational artifact, such as a dataset, an …

Provenance refers to any information describing the production process of an end product,
which can be anything from a piece of digital data to a physical object. While this survey …

Data provenance, a form of metadata describing the life cycle of a data product, is crucial in
the sharing of research data. Research data, when shared over decades, requires recipients …

The genesis of this volume was a workshop on distributed data analytics held in October of
2014. At that workshop, discussion turned to the fact that organizations are increasingly …

Abstract The World Wide Web evolves into a Web of Data, a huge, globally distributed
dataspace that contains a rich body of machine-processable information from a virtually …

Linked data has finally arrived. But with the availability and actual usage of linked data, data
from different sources gets quickly mixed and merged. While there is a lot of fundamental …