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The DLP tool was ideated and developed by: Dr. Luca Mazzola, MsC. Patrick Kapahnke, and PD Dr. Matthias Klusch at the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence DFKI GmbH (http://www.dfki.de ) in Saarbrücken, Germany. Copyright: DFKI, 2017, licence GLP see https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html For bug reports, technical problems and feature requests please contact: Luca Mazzola: luca.mazzola@dfki.de or mazzola.luca@gmail.com Patrick Kapahnke: patrick.kapahnke@dfki.de

A Windows GUI application for RDF. SWC is a client tool for a Sesame 2 RDF server or SPARQL endpoint, and can be used as a out-of-the-box local triplestore. It offers advanced SPARQL querying and handles Sesame server administrative tasks. This tool is no longer actively maintained as my priorities and interests have shifted away from .Net development. If you are interested in taking over, drop me a line.

The proposed Geospatial Meta-ontology is useful for conceptualizing and modeling the geospatial object characteristics in the context of software engineering. This ontology establishes the fundamental modeling concepts to be used in the target ontology.

This project was designed for a reserach conducted in the area of mobile science inqiury using ontologies. This mobile web application 'ThinknLearn' uses ontology-based scaffolding to implement NCEA level 1science standard curriculum example as an experimental context. In this application, ontologies are designed using Protege 4.0 while Jena API and Pellet reasoner are used in the technical architecture of this application for extracting relevant information according to the requirements.

Webtracks’ objective is to develop an approach and mechanism for constructing and propagating structured information to describe the linkage between distributed research objects in the context of academic activities.

An extension of Sesame (http://www.openrdf.org) implementing Labeled RDF/S semantics. Statements can have a label, stored using Sesame "context". Labels can be partially ordered; a reasoner allowing to reason with labels is thus provided.