Serving FAIR Semantic Artefacts: A Review of Semantic Artefact Catalogues

Towards the Development of a Metadata-driven Usability Awareness Prototype for Interoperable GIS Operation Design

Abstract. The effective functioning of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) relies on three essential components: right data, right operations, and right results. Although challenges associated with data discovery and acquisition have lessened over time, concerns regarding data fitness for intended use and usability as...

A Semantic Web Model for Standardizing FAIR Metrics and Assessment Results

This study proposes a web standards-based semantic model for representing FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) metrics and FAIR assessment results. Building on existing recommendations for the publication of data quality information on the Web, in particular the W3C Data Quality Vocabulary (DQV) and rel...

Semantic Intelligence Against CSAM: The PreventCSA@EU Ontology Framework for Classification and Investigation

This work presents the PreventCSA@EU ontology, a semantically grounded framework designed to support the identification, classification, annotation, and analysis of online Child Sexual Abuse and Child Sexual Exploitation Material (CSAM/CSEM). The growing circulation and dissemination of CSAM/CSEM across digital environ...

Metrics for modularity evaluation in modular ontologies

Supporting the understanding of ontologies for scientific knowledge graphs with the new version of LODE

Scientific Knowledge Graphs (SKGs) rely on increasingly complex and heterogeneous semantic models, whose reuse and interoperability require ontologies and other semantic artefacts to be understandable by both machines and humans. However, existing ontology documentation tools provide limited support for modern reuse-or...

Building interoperability across borders: a linked open metadata framework for an ASEAN GLAM aggregation platform

An integrated Linked Open Metadata (LOM) framework for an ASEAN Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums (GLAM) aggregation platform is developed and evaluated to position aggregation as a socio-technical governance problem and provide a transferable framework for regions with heterogeneous institutional capacity an...