This paper presents the vision and results of creating a national level cross-domain ontology
and ontology service infrastructure in Finland. The novelty of the infrastructure is based on …

Cultural heritage is a promising application domain for semantic web technologies due the
semantic richness and heterogeneity of cultural content, and the distributed ways in which …

Thesauri are possible building blocks of a web of linked data. As DBpedia for large data sets
in general, specialized thesauri could be useful as interlinking hubs for professional …

This paper presents a method for making metadata conforming to heterogeneous schemas
semantically interoperable. The idea is to make the knowledge embedded in the schema …

Great hopes are cherished for the Semantic Web. It is intended to make linking data as easy
as HTML makes linking Web documents. For the cultural heritage world seamless linking of …

Purpose–Library Director Jarmo Saarti introduced a wide or ideal model for fiction in
literature in his dissertation, published in 1999. It introduces those aspects that should be …

The Semantic Web promises a way of linking distributed information at a granular level by
interconnecting compact data items instead of complete HTML pages. New data is gradually …

The number of open datasets available on the web is increasing rapidly with the rise of the
Linked Open Data (LOD) cloud and various governmental efforts for releasing public data in …

Jarmo Saarti and Kaisa Hypén look briefly at pre-computer age fiction retrieval methods.
They discuss the challenges works of fiction present in the information management and …

Since the publication of Tim Berner-Lees “Linked Data–Design Issues”[1] in 2006, the
number of linked datasets in the Semantic Web has exploded. However, coverage and …