LENA: browsing RDF data more complex than foaf
Jörg Koch, Thomas R. Franz
Abstract
Jörg Koch, Thomas R. Franz
Abstract
We present LENA, a web-based RDF browser that supports the rendering of complex RDF data, including interlinked data available on the Semantic Web, based on criteria expressed as SPARQL queries. The user interface of LENA enables to switch between different views onto the presented data enabling users to browse with respect to individual interests or expertise.
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We present LENA, a web-based RDF browser that supports the rendering of complex RDF data, including interlinked data available on the Semantic Web, based on criteria expressed as SPARQL queries. The user interface of LENA enables to switch between different views onto the presented data enabling users to browse with respect to individual interests or expertise.
Key concepts: SPARQL, RDF, Linked data, Computer science, RDF Schema, World Wide Web, Simple Knowledge Organization System, Semantic Web