This ontology is used to describe ALIGNED project data lifecycle ontology extensions that are specific to datasets in the crowd sourced dataset domain. It is designed to model the lifecycle of crowd-sourced public datasets in the DBpedia use case within the ALIGNED H2020 project.
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Crowd-sourced Public Dataset Lifecycle Ontology.
DBpedia team members who run the extraction process for a given DBpedia release.
Community members who edit the DBpedia mapping wiki.
DBpedia foundation members that edit the DBpedia ontology.
DBpedia team members that are responsible for the actions leading to a given release of DBpedia.
DBpedia team members or community who write code for the extraction framework or tools
Software agents that perform the extraction such as DBpedia live.
The source code used to extract knowledge from Wikipedia.
Crowdsourced OWL ontology describing DBpedia concepts and properties.
Crowdsourced mappings between the DBpedia ontology and Wikipedia infoboxes.
Releasing a DBpedia dataset is a complex procedure that involves a lot of pre-processing steps, the actual extraction, additional postprocessing steps and finally the dataset publishing step. This activity is performed by the release manager using the extraction framework and DBpedia tools.
Releasing a DBpedia dataset is a complex procedure that involves a lot of pre-processing steps performed before the actual extraction of data from Wikipedia.
Running the extraction framework for the actual extraction of data from Wikipedia.
Running checks and enhancements to the data generated by the DBpedia extraction framework before publishing.
Publishing a new DBpedia release on the web.