Matches in Ruben’s data for { ?s ?p "Despite the significant number of existing tools, incorporating data into the Linked Open Data cloud remains complicated; hence discouraging data owners to publish their data as Linked Data. Unlocking the semantics of published data, even if they are not provided by the data owners, can contribute to surpass the barriers posed by the low availability of Linked Data and come closer to the realisation of the envisaged Semantic Web. RML, a generic mapping language based on an extension over R2RML, the W3C standard for mapping relational databases into RDF, offers a uniform way of defining the mapping rules for data in heterogeneous formats. In this paper, we present how we adjusted our prototype RML Processor, taking advantage of RML’s scalability, to extract and map data of workshop proceedings published in HTML to the RDF data model for the Semantic Publishing Challenge needs."@en }
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- publication abstract "Despite the significant number of existing tools, incorporating data into the Linked Open Data cloud remains complicated; hence discouraging data owners to publish their data as Linked Data. Unlocking the semantics of published data, even if they are not provided by the data owners, can contribute to surpass the barriers posed by the low availability of Linked Data and come closer to the realisation of the envisaged Semantic Web. RML, a generic mapping language based on an extension over R2RML, the W3C standard for mapping relational databases into RDF, offers a uniform way of defining the mapping rules for data in heterogeneous formats. In this paper, we present how we adjusted our prototype RML Processor, taking advantage of RML’s scalability, to extract and map data of workshop proceedings published in HTML to the RDF data model for the Semantic Publishing Challenge needs.".