Turn your web APIs into just another piece of your Knowledge Graph
Data Architecture
•
21m
Web APIs have become a de-facto standard to enable HTTP-based access to machine-processable data. In this talk, I will present the SPARQL micro-service architecture, a lightweight approach that bridges web APIs and RDF knowledge graphs by making it possible to enforce a uniform data model over multiple sources, while using SPARQL as a unique query language. I will illustrate how we apply these techniques in the biodiversity area where multiple data sources provide complementary yet often conflicting data, and how we can integrate in-house and public data sources in a seamless knowledge graph supporting our applications and enriching the users’ experience.
Up Next in Data Architecture
-
"Multi" Model: An Ontology For Every ...
A multi-model database allows multiple data representations to coexist in the same instance. In simpler times, that meant two models -- such as document and graph -- in one. In this presentation, I tackle the multi-model dream of tomorrow: a single model with data spanning many and various databa...
-
Embrace Complexity
How to build a Decentralised Knowledge Graph (or a Linked Data Mesh) that will allow an organisation to connect most (theoretically all) of its data together.
-
QAnswer: Question Answering over Know...
QAnswer: Question Answering over Knowledge Graphs and Text
