This paper presents a comprehensive current and historical review of Semantic Artefact Catalogues, focusing on their technologies, disciplinary scope, and capacity to enable FAIR principles for semantic artefacts.
This study introduces an intelligent framework based on standardized metadata design, formalized knowledge from data producers, and automated awareness mechanisms embedded within software systems that aims to effectively facilitate interaction between resource providers and users concerning data usability, thereby impr...
Jung-Hong Hong, How-Han Chang, Ting-Yi Lee et al.· The International Archives o...· 0 citations
A semantic model that integrates established vocabularies to describe both FAIR metrics and their corresponding assessment outcomes is proposed and demonstrates how web standards can support holistic, machine-actionable analyses of FAIR assessments across different tools.
This work presents the PreventCSA@EU ontology, a semantically grounded framework designed to support the identification, classification, annotation, and analysis of online Child Sexual Abuse and Child Sexual Exploitation Material (CSAM/CSEM). The growing circulation and dissemination of CSAM/CSEM across digital environ...
Elias Tzortzakakis, E. Kokolaki, Evangelia Daskalaki et al.· 0 citations
A set of four complementary metrics grounded in graph theory and information theory that enable the identification of architectural anti-patterns (orphan modules, unstable modules, excessive coupling) and guide targeted refactoring operations are proposed.
Yassine Ayadi· International Conference on...· 0 citations
Scientific Knowledge Graphs (SKGs) rely on increasingly complex and heterogeneous semantic models, whose reuse and interoperability require ontologies and other semantic artefacts to be understandable by both machines and humans. However, existing ontology documentation tools provide limited support for modern reuse-or...
Valentina Pasqual, A. Nazari, S. Peroni· 0 citations
An integrated Linked Open Metadata (LOM) framework for an ASEAN Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums (GLAM) aggregation platform is developed and evaluated to position aggregation as a socio-technical governance problem and provide a transferable framework for regions with heterogeneous institutional capacity an...
Wirapong Chansanam, Treepidok Ngootip, K. Kwiecien et al.· npj Heritage Science· 0 citations
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