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* [https://neowiki.ai/docs/rdf/ontology-mapping Ontology mapping reference] |
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* [https://neowiki.ai/docs/rdf/person-to-edm Person-to-EDM worked example] |
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* Tell us what you need from RDF and ontology mapping: [https://github.com/ProfessionalWiki/NeoWiki/discussions/996 join the discussion]. |
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Latest revision as of 23:14, 30 July 2026
Every NeoWiki page's Subjects are available as RDF. The same data is offered in two ways:
- A native projection in NeoWiki's own vocabulary. Lossless, always available, no setup.
- Ontology projections that re-express the data in an established vocabulary such as the Europeana Data Model (EDM). Each one is defined by a Mapping page.
Each export is produced on demand from the page's current data and downloads as a Turtle or TriG file. A projection can also be kept in a SPARQL store and queried live. This wiki has such a store: see SPARQL queries.
The Mapping page
Each Mapping page targets one ontology, named by the page title, and holds an entry for every mapped Schema. Special:Mappings lists them all; this wiki ships one:
- Mapping:EDM: the Person, City, Artwork and Artist Schemas, all mapped to EDM
Explore the projections
Follow these in order; each link downloads the projection so you can read it.
You don't need these links to reach an export: on any subject page, the Data tab offers per-projection downloads (Turtle or TriG) and a copy-IRI control, and the sidebar has a View RDF link.
- Pablo Picasso, native vs EDM: the native file has everything, including the two-layer "Born in" relation and the page metadata; the EDM file is an
edm:Agentcarrying only the mapped vocabulary, with the unmappedSourceabsent. - Málaga, EDM: an
edm:Placewith the very same entity IRI that Picasso'srdaGr2:placeOfBirthpoints at, because sibling projections share entity IRIs. - The Milkmaid, EDM: an
edm:ProvidedCHOwhosedc:creatoris the IRI of Vermeer (anedm:Agent) and whoseedm:currentLocationis the Rijksmuseum. - Johann Sebastian Bach, EDM: Bach's birth is modelled as its own Birth Subject instead of flat fields, so his
edm:Agentprojects sparse. Same Person Schema as Picasso, a different modelling style. - ACME Inc, EDM: its Company Schema has no EDM Mapping, so the EDM projection comes back empty. An unmapped Schema is simply left out, so the projection stays conformant.
Learn more
- Special:Mappings: every ontology Mapping on this wiki
- RDF export reference
- Ontology mapping reference
- Person-to-EDM worked example
- Tell us what you need from RDF and ontology mapping: join the discussion.