Initial Data Publication & Consumption Tools Library

published by Michael Hausenblas on Thu, 2011-09-08 08:54

Gives an overview of the phases of the publication and consumption process of Linked Data. It furthermore gives open source tool recommendations for each of the phases, which establish the first version of the LATC Data Publication & Consumption Tools Library.

Initial Documentation & Tutorials for Tools Library

published by Michael Hausenblas on Thu, 2011-09-08 09:04

Documents the usage of the tools that are recommended in the LATC Data Publication & Consumption Tools Library and describes an example usage of it.

Evaluation Report of Publication & Consumption Tools Library

published by Michael Hausenblas on Thu, 2011-09-08 09:29

Reports on the outcome of a survey we conducted on the initial version of the Publication & Consumption Tools Library in order to improve the library and the presented tools further. We describe which questions were asked in the survey and why, describe the execution of the survey and present the obtained results.

Final Release of P&C Library

published by Michael Hausenblas on Thu, 2012-03-15 12:17

Based on the experience acquired and the evaluations performed, this deliverable reports on the extension of the LATC Linked Data Publication and Consumption (P&C) Tools library. We also conducted a survey to better assess the total cost of ownership of the tools that are documented in this library. Our findings essentially show that these tools require low hardware, training of staff and come with a limited (mail-based) amount of live support.

Final Release of Documentation and Tutorials

published by Michael Hausenblas on Thu, 2012-03-15 12:19

This deliverable documents usage examples that would benefit from applying the LATC Linked Data Publication and Consumption Tools to the existing data publishing techniques. It contains a list of real‐life use cases that can benefit from using Linked Data techniques. One of them (Real Estate Agency scenario) was used as foundation for detailed, step-­by-­step tutorial of how the Linked Data process can look like and how it should be performed. The use cases are presented in a form of explanatory screencast, which will be available online and accessible via the Tools Library website