- Keynote speech by Nigel Shadbolt at ISWC. More... 15 August 2011
- Keynote speech by Nigel Shadbolt at ESSIR. More... 15 August 2011
- The Web at 20 - it's come a long way. More... 15 August 2011
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- Shadbolt, N., et al. (2011) eGovernment., Handbook of Semantic Web Technologies, pp. 840-900, Springer-Verlag
- Yang, Y., et al. (2011) Distributed Human Computation Framework for Linked Data Co-reference Resolution. 8th Extended Semantic Web Conference (2011)
- Salvadores, M., et al. (2011) The Design and Implementation of Minimal RDFS Backward Reasoning in 4store. ESWC.
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- UK CO2 Emissions
CO2 emissions per UK region.
- UK Geographic Data Viewer
Population, mortality, and crime.
- Juxta-Postcode
Compare regions by UK postcodes.
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How good is my area?
Compares Indices of Multiple Deprivation (IMD) stats.
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Linked data refers to RDF and related technologies for enabling data to be published in a decentralized fashion on the Web. With linked data, each piece of information can be expressed in terms of, and with relations to, arbitrary other information produced by others.
By letting information be richly contextualized, Linked Data forms the core technology underlying Semantic Web applications and services.
EnAKTing is developing services that facilitate the use of linked data by applications by easing discovery, reuse, alignment, and link enrichment through reasoning.
See detailed descriptions of the services or jump to one directly:
EnAKTing is in the process of transforming data sets from www.data.gov.uk into linked data and to create simple, useful visualisations that everyone can explore.
Peruse the catalogue of Visualisation Apps and linked data or jump directly to a data set:
EnAKTing is an EPSRC-funded project dedicated to solving fundamental problems in achieving an effective web of linked data.
Our group is based at the University of Southampton, within the School of Electronics and Computer Science and is co-located with the Web Science Trust.
Please see our recent research publications for more information.
Project leaders:
- Prof. Nigel Shadbolt (PI)
- Prof. Sir T. Berners-Lee (PI)
- Prof. Wendy Hall DBE (PI)
- dr mc schraefel (CI)
- Dr. Nick Gibbins (CI)
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