CMSs, Linked Data and Semantics: A Linked Data Mashup over Drupal for Personalized Search

Kalou, Aikaterini K.; Koutsomitropoulos, Dimitrios A.; Solomou, Georgia D.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-03437-9_6

“…These functionalities could be available through additional plugins, extensions in popular CMSs such as Drupal [7], [13], [15]; MediaWiki, Wordpress, etc. Their usage could significantly increase the amount and thematic range of information represented through Semantic web technologies, which in turn would redound to the implementation of the Semantic web idea.…”

Section:  Execution Of Sparql (Sparql Protocol Andmentioning

confidence: 99%

Research on Using Semantic Web Technologies in Content Management Systems

Georgieva-Trifonova¹,

Marinov²

2022

TEM Journal

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In the present paper, the usage of Semantic web technologies for the purposes of Content Management Systems (CMSs) is explored. A review of the research related to semantic CMS is performed. The distinguishing features between CMSs that support Semantic web technologies and native semantic CMSs are discussed. The possibilities of semantic CMSs to overcome the challenges posed by big data are considered.

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“…Books@HPClab mashup, in its latest version (Kalou, Koutsomitropoulos, & Solomou, 2013), is redesigned on top of the Drupal CMS by taking advantage of all the CMS features, such as front-end interface, user management, dynamic content management, modular design and caching. The SWRL rules have been replaced by OWL 2 reasoning power to infer matching preferences.…”

Section: Books@hpclab Mashupmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards Semantic Mashups

Kalou

¹

,

Koutsomitropoulos

²

2015

International Journal of Information Retrieval Research

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Semantic Mashups constitute a relatively new genre of applications that illustrate the combination of the current trends of the Web, i.e. the Semantic Web and Web 2.0. The great benefit of Semantic mashups lies in the ability to aggregate different and heterogeneous data with rich semantic annotations and due to this, an additional ease of integration. In this paper, the authors attempt to outline the transition from conventional to semantic mashups, analyzing the former's limitations and identifying improvements and contributions which can come in with the advent of the later. Furthermore, the authors survey the background technologies on which semantic mashups are based, like Semantic Web Services and the process of data triplification. The authors also investigate the current trends and efforts put into developing tools and frameworks, which are designed to support users with little programming knowledge in semantic mashup application development, such as Semantic Pipes or Jigs4OWL. After presenting and illustrating the theoretical and technological background of this genre of mashups, the authors look into some use cases and systems. Among others, the authors present their mashup, called Books@HPClab, in which they introduce a personalized semantic service for mashing up information from different on-line bookstores.

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Towards Semantic Mashups

Kalou

¹

,

Koutsomitropoulos

²

2016

Mobile Computing and Wireless Networks

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Semantic Mashups constitute a relatively new genre of applications that illustrate the combination of the current trends of the Web, i.e. the Semantic Web and Web 2.0. The great benefit of Semantic mashups lies in the ability to aggregate different and heterogeneous data with rich semantic annotations and due to this, an additional ease of integration. In this paper, the authors attempt to outline the transition from conventional to semantic mashups, analyzing the former's limitations and identifying improvements and contributions which can come in with the advent of the later. Furthermore, the authors survey the background technologies on which semantic mashups are based, like Semantic Web Services and the process of data triplification. The authors also investigate the current trends and efforts put into developing tools and frameworks, which are designed to support users with little programming knowledge in semantic mashup application development, such as Semantic Pipes or Jigs4OWL. After presenting and illustrating the theoretical and technological background of this genre of mashups, the authors look into some use cases and systems. Among others, the authors present their mashup, called Books@HPClab, in which they introduce a personalized semantic service for mashing up information from different on-line bookstores.

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CMSs, Linked Data and Semantics: A Linked Data Mashup over Drupal for Personalized Search

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