The Relationship between BIBFRAME and OCLC’s Linked-Data Model of Bibliographic Description: A Working Paper Carol Jean Godby Senior Research Scientist OCLC Research The Relationship between BIBFRAME and OCLC’s Linked-Data Model of Bibliographic Description: A Working Paper Carol Jean Godby, for OCLC Research © 2013 OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. This work is licensed under a Creative C
We are pleased to announce a major set of additions to schema.org that improve our coverage of health and medical topics. Although there are many existing efforts around structured data for health and medicine, such structure is today typically available only 'behind the scenes' rather than shared in the Web using standard markup. Our design goals therefore differed from many previous initiatives,
Three new vocabularies have been proposed as the result of a collaborative effort by several Technology companies. They are specifically for use with Technical Articles, API reference documentation, and Code. These proposed vocabularies will improve search engines’ understanding of documentation with technical content, and thus greatly increase the discoverability of this documentation.
Schema.org was launched a year ago. This week several of the schema.org team returned to the SemTechBiz conference for a panel to discuss where we are, and where we're going. Schema.org is all about shared vocabulary, rather than any specific markup encoding. As we reported last year, the RDFa Working Group have been working hard to address feedback from schema.org and others. Yesterday's panel ga
The world is too rich, complex and interesting for a single schema to describe fully on its own. With schema.org we aim to find a balance, by providing a core schema that covers lots of situations, alongside extension mechanisms for extra detail. There are many situations where the use of existing controlled vocabularies, standards and datasets would improve schema.org markup. This is the role of
RDFa, Microdata, and RDF (Two Notes Published by the W3C HTML Data Task Force) The HTML Data Task Force of the Semantic Web Interest Group has published two Notes today: The HTML Data Guide aims to help publishers and consumers of HTML data. With several syntaxes (microformats, microdata, RDFa) and vocabularies (schema.org, Dublin Core, microformat vocabularies, etc.) to choose from, it provides g
このサイトは様々なスキーマを紹介します。スキーマとは、ウェブマスターがページをマークアップすることによって大手検索プロバイダーに認識されやすくなるHTMLタグです。 Bing、Google、Yahoo! などの検索エンジンサイトはこのマークアップを通してより質の高い検索結果を出すことができ、またユーザは探したいページを簡単に見つけられるようになります。 多くのサイトはデータベースに保管されている構造化データから生成されています。このデータはHTMLにフォーマットされる場合、元の構造化データを復元することが難しくなります。検索エンジンを初めとする多くのアプリケーションは構造化データに直接アクセスすることによってメリットを得ることができます。ページ内にデータを埋め込むオンページマークアップを導入することによって、検索エンジンはさらに質の良い検索結果を出すことができ、ユーザが本当に必要な情報を提
What is Schema.RDFS.org? Only very recently the three big search engines Bing, Google and Yahoo! introduced Schema.org, a collection of schemas that webmasters can use to markup their pages. The search engines rely on this markup to improve the display of search results, making it easier for people to find the right web pages. This site is a complementary effort by people from the Linked Data comm
Schema.org and RDFa 1.1 Lite: how does it look now? In his latest blog entry on the Schema.org, Dan Brickley announced that Schema.org would also process RDFa 1.1 Lite as an alternative syntax to encode Schema.org terms. As he emphasized: This work opens up new possibilities also for developers who intend to work with schema.org data using RDF-based tools and Linked Data, and defines a simplified
As a result of our continued discussions and collaborations with publishers, implementers and standards-makers, we're pleased to give advance notice of a new way of adopting schema.org's structured data vocabulary. W3C's RDF Web Applications group are right now putting the finishing touches to the latest version of the RDFa standard. This work opens up new possibilities also for developers who int
The Beautiful, Tormented Machine Art, technology and leaving the world better off than we found it. Summary: RDFa 1.1 Lite is a simple subset of RDFa consisting of the following attributes: vocab, typeof, property, rel, about and prefix. During the schema.org workshop, a proposal was put forth by RDFa’s resident hero, Ben Adida, for a stripped down version of RDFa 1.1, called RDFa 1.1 Lite. The RD
Our Discussion Group will be moving to the W3C forum, which will use the public-vocabs@w3.org mailing list. The Schema.org Google Group will not be completely shut down, however we do encourage all discussion of vocabulary, schema and deployment practicalities to move to public-vocabs@w3.org mailing list. These are also linked from the Documents page. This comes out of a plan for closer collaborat
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