Data Portability And Data Spaces 2
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The document discusses data portability and linked data spaces. It argues that data should belong to individuals rather than applications to avoid lock-in. Data portability allows data to be accessed across applications through standard formats and by reference using identifiers. This helps address issues of information overload and the rise of individualized real-time enterprises as people use multiple applications. The document presents an example data portability platform called ODS that exposes individual data through shared ontologies, allows SPARQL querying, and generates RDF from various data sources.
Data Portability And Data Spaces 2
- 1. Linked Data Spaces & Data Portability © 2008 OpenLink Software, All rights reserved.
- 2. What is Data Portability about? Freeing Data from the Tyranny of Application Lock-in (Silo Busting!) © 2008 OpenLink Software, All rights reserved.
- 3. Aspects of Data Portability Data Mobility (Import/Export) via standard data formats RSS, Atom, OPML Microformats (XFN, hCard, hCalendar, RDFa) RDF (RSS, FOAF, SIOC etc.) Data Access by Reference (Linked Data / WODBC) RDFizers / Drivers Declarative Mappers (e.g. RDBMS to RDF) © 2008 OpenLink Software, All rights reserved.
- 4. Why is Data Portability Important? Your Data belongs to You! Information Overload is here! User Generated Content is growing exponentially Web Application Silos are on the rise (e.g Social-Networks and other Software as Service solutions) Still only 24 hrs in a day! You are an Individual Web Individuality is no longer a trivial pursuit Rise of Real-time Enterprises & Individuals © 2008 OpenLink Software, All rights reserved.
- 5. Identity & Data Meshing (Silo-Busting) Use of .Name Domains for minting Individual Entity IDs (URIs) Platforms that generate Web Data associated with individual identity Handle .Name registration DNS configuration Leverage shared vocabularies an ontologies (FOAF, SIOC, and others) Deploy Linked Data © 2008 OpenLink Software, All rights reserved.
- 6. © 2008 OpenLink Software, All rights reserved.
- 7. http://community.linkeddata.org/dataspace/person/kidehen2#this © 2008 OpenLink Software, All rights reserved. My Data Spaces exposed via My FOAF Profile Page
- 8. Data Portability Platform Example: ODS You Create or Associate an ODS Instance (Desktop, Intranet, Extranet, Internet) with: Weblogs (Meta Weblog, Moveable Type, Blogger, or Atom Publishing Protocol) Wikis (those that support Atom Publishing Protocol) Collections of Syndicated RSS(1.0/2.0)/Atom/OPML feeds Shared Bookmarks (del.icio.us or local bookmark store) Files residing on your desktop (via WebDAV based Briefcase) Anything else in the Web 1.0 or 2.0 space accessible via HTTP and/or WebDAV © 2008 OpenLink Software, All rights reserved.
- 9. Some ODS Specific Features Upstreaming via Publishing Protocols All Data is exposed via Shared Ontologies (SIOC, SKOS, AtomOWL, FOAF, Annotea Bookmarks, and more..) All Data is SPARQL Accessible In-built support for GRDDL and other mechanisms for generating RDF from non RDF Data Sources A lot more :-) © 2008 OpenLink Software, All rights reserved.
- 10. Additional Information Live Instances: http://community.linkeddata.org/ods http://myopenlink.net:8890/ods Open Source Edition Information http://virtuoso.openlinksw.com/wiki/main/Main/Ods © 2008 OpenLink Software, All rights reserved.