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RDF
for
modelling
Oxford
 University


OxPoints
the
old
System


12/15/2008




Arno
MiAelbach


RDF
for
modelling
Oxford
University


2


A
typical
OxPoints
record
 
 

Blackfriars
 

<event
when="1221"
type="officialstatus">
 




 


 

<event
when="1921"
type="officialstatus">
 Indirect
relaQonship
 




 with
parent
element
 


 


 



Lodge
 




 





‐1.2603700160980225
51.756916532903084
 





<note>recorded
by
Janet
McKnight
 




 


 
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MiAelbach


RDF
for
modelling
Oxford
University


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The
new
OxPoints:
Requirements
 •  We
want
to
get
informaQon
about
 –  colleges,
units,
departments,
etc.
 –  buildings,
rooms,
etc.
 –  relaQons:
ownership,
usage,
ect.
 –  events:
foundaQon,
etc.
 –  many
other
things


Resources


•  We
want
to
be
able
to
 –  Draw
maps
 –  Draw
historical
maps
 –  And
many
other
cool
things
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MiAelbach


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for
modelling
Oxford
University


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Resource
DescripQon
Framework
(RDF)
 subject
 #blac


predicate
 dc:Qtle


object
 „Blackfriars“


#lodge


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MiAelbach


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for
modelling
Oxford
University


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RDF
Basics
 •  Make
asserQons
about
resources
 •  Resources
are
idenQfied
by
URIs
 •  AsserQons
are
made
in
the
form
of
triples
 •  Subject,
predicate,
object
 •  Only
binary
relaQons
expressable
 •  But,
n‐ary
relaQons
can
be
broken
down
into
several
binary
 relaQons


•  Many
syntaxes
 –  Graph
syntax,
XML,
N‐Tripel


•  Standardized
query
language:
SPARQL
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MiAelbach


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for
modelling
Oxford
University


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RDF
and
dimensional
data
 subject


predicate
 foaf:knows


#ted


2000


object


2007


2014


#leyla


2021


2028
 Qme


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MiAelbach


RDF
for
modelling
Oxford
University


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RDF
and
dimensional
data
 subject


predicate


object


rel:spouseOf


#ted


#leyla


foaf: know s


#elizabeth


2000


2007


2014


2021


2028
 Qme


12/15/2008




Arno
MiAelbach


RDF
for
modelling
Oxford
University


8


RDF
and
dimensional
data
 subject


predicate


object


foaf:knows


#ted


rel:sp

#leyla


ouse O

f


#elizabeth


2000


2007


2014


2021


2028
 Qme


12/15/2008




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MiAelbach


RDF
for
modelling
Oxford
University


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RDF
and
dimensional
data
 2007‐2014


rel:spouseOf


#ted


#leyla


2014‐…


rel:spouseOf
 #elizabeth


2000


2007


2014


2021


2028
 Qme


12/15/2008




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MiAelbach


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for
modelling
Oxford
University


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RDF:
InterpretaQon
using
models
 subject
 #ants


predicate


object


ex:hasLegs


6


„Qny“


A
world
in
which
only
ants
exist
and
where
ants
are
Qny
things
 with
6
legs
is
a
model
for
this
graph.
However,
if
ants
in
this
world
 happen
to
have
8
legs,
then
the
world
is
not
saQsfying
the
graph.
 12/15/2008




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MiAelbach


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for
modelling
Oxford
University


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RDF
and
dimensional
data
 •  An
RDF
Graph
describes
one
truth
 –  and
only
one
truth


•  No
built‐in
mechanism
for
describing
 dimensional
data
(such
as
changes
over
Qme)
 •  If
you
follow
the
RDF
specificaQon
 –  RDF
does
not
support
any
sort
of
dimensional
 data


•  But:
We
think
there
is
a
way!
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MiAelbach


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for
modelling
Oxford
University


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InteresQng
Links
 •  Erewhon
project
site:
 –  hAp://erewhon.oucs.ox.ac.uk/


•  RDF
Primer:
 –  hAp://www.w3.org/TR/rdf‐primer/


•  RDF
SpecificaQon:
 –  hAp://www.w3.org/RDF/


•  Our
thoughts
on
RDF
and
Qme
+
introducQon
to
RDF:
 –  hAp://oxforderewhon.wordpress.com/


•  SPARQL
specificaQon:
 –  hAp://www.w3.org/TR/rdf‐sparql‐query/
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MiAelbach


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for
modelling
Oxford
University


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