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A study of the alignment of Schema.org for describing the publishing domain based on SPAR ontologies

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This study seeks to identify the weaknesses of the schema.org in the publishing domain by creating a Crosswalk between the two standards and to provide suggestions for enriching it and improve the usability and accuracy of the schema.org in describing entities and processes related to the publishing domain.

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