semantic web

Hola Drupaleros,
Quiero ofrecer una charla para la próxima junta.
Tengo disponibilidad para preparar un tema.
Ya saben que siempre hablo de microdata y schema.org. Para esto propongo lo siguiente:
"Drupal y la web semántica"
Me gustaría:
- da algunas ideas en relación con la web semántica, algo de historia y el estado actual
- mostrar mi idea de una aplicación de la estructura de Schema.org a Drupal
- escuchar sus ideas, conversar casos de uso y ver el potencial que puede tener un trabajo enfocado en este tema.
Cuentanme que les parece y agendamos la próxima reunión.
Saludos,

I've stumbled across some older, but still very interesting articles by Kurt Cagle regarding combining Drupal and XML technologies:

• Drupal as Open Architecture
• XProc: Drupal, XML Pipelines and RESTful Services
• http://news.oreilly.com/kurt-cagle/
• http://www.xmltoday.org
• http://semanticmodeling.blogspot.com

I hope this isn't a dumb question, but do the drupal RDF* modules support having a separate RDF database like Neo4j or others?
It seems that any full-scale semantic application implemented with Drupal will very quickly grind to a halt if the data is stored in an RDBMS.
If there's been any discussion, drupalcon talks, or similar on this subject, I'd be very interested to click on that.
:)

Hi All,

I have startup a website that make use of RDF knowledge from wiki.dbpedia.org/ now it's up and running but still in crawling baby phase. The aim of the website is to let user find the information quickly, easily and get more informative and useful information from the linked knowledge. The website is at http://qwerq.com/ , to browser the knowledge try those link in Structured Knowledge section.

That's one of the component, the website also have common functional tools, such as currency converter, unit converter, dictionary, calculator, simple text processing, etc.

Hi everyone!

I'm building a newspaper website and am trying to use best practices with regards to metadata and semantic web.

To this end, I'm thinking it makes sense to use some sort of semantic web schema for articles. I've found two:

• Open Graph protocol -- http://ogp.me/ (Facebook-based)
• rNews -- http://dev.iptc.org/rNews (IPTC)

Hi,
I would like to ask if and when Drupal Commerce will support semantic web standars such as ontologies,etc.
Is there any route of this?
Thanks

Hello,
I was wanting to produce RDF files for each member of a large online community of writers. It is using Drupal 7, so it has RDFa and many vocabularies "out of the box." I might want to add doac (description of a career), vcard RDF vocab, and perhaps bio.
I don't know if it is possible to go in now and create a file structure for holding data files that relate to each person. For example, starting with FOAF, I'd want to have a folders structure such as:
[username]/foaf.rdf
or better yet:
[user's real name/foaf.rdf

The recent launch of schema.org has caused a lot of heated debates within the Web community about structured data syntaxes.

Hello all,
I would like to develop a genealogy application in Drupal. I wanted to see what has already been done specifically as it relates to using the Semantic Web. I know there are some genealogy modules but I'm interested in this from a Semantic Web perspective. I know that Drupal 7 supports RDFa out of the box, as it were. However, for Genealogy there are two specific vocabularies (at least) that one would want to use for Genealogy, that being BIO for biographic information and it has a focus around events in one's life. It is defined here: