How should a science schema look like?
We had a breakout session at the Science Online London 2011 on September 2 with the question "Can we develop something like schema.org to encourage data sharing and reuse?". This story combines the preparation of the session, the presentation given at the session and the results. Follow @LinkedScience on Twitter to hear how the results get implemented and published as a science schema.
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Science Online London . September 2-3, 2011 — British Library. Join us at Science Online London 2011. Photo courtesy of Mendeley.com, under a ...We sent a few messages to announce the breakout session on developing a science schema, and to send a link to the Linked Science Vocabulary.
At the session we gave a presentation with a title "How should a science schema look like", then divided the audience (45 people or so) to four groups. Each group worked on separate pads to create ideas for a science schema.
- As starting points we mentioned Schema.org and Linked Science Vocabulary.
Linked Science Vocabulary SpecificationCopyright © 2011 - 2011 Alkyoni Baglatzi and Tomi Kauppinen, Institute for Geoinformatics, University of Muenster, Germany. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License. This copyright applies to the Linked Science Core Vocabulary and accompanying documentation. Linked Science Vocabulary Specification relies on W3C's RDF technology, an open Web standard that can be freely used by anyone.In the presentation we also gave some links to our recently started projects, e.g. to LODUM (Linked Open Data University of Muenster).
- LODUM: Linked Open Data University of MünsterThe Linked Science Core vocabulary is designed for describing a research setting and to interconnect it to other related things and components (researcher, data, hypothesis, etc.). You may check LSC online at http://linkedscience.org/lsc/ns/. There will be a breakout session at the … The summer vacations have caused a little hiatus during the last couple of weeks here at the LODUM team.
As a result of our session we had four pads full of classes, properties and ideas for a science schema!
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Follow @LinkedScience on Twitter to hear how the results gets implemented and published as a science schema as extensions to the Linked Science Vocabulary and schema.org.
