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"GETTING STARTED WITH KNOWLEDGE GRAPHS"
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Introduction to knowledge graphs
Concepts relevant for understanding knowledge graphs and introduction to relevant languages and standards:
RDF as underlying graph data model
RDFS and OWL as ontology and knowledge representation languages
SPARQL (with relevant extensions) as query language for querying knowledge graphs
SKOS as knowledge organization scheme to capture thesauri and terminologies
Applications of knowledge graphs
Use cases in knowledge management, data integration, data publishing, smart data access and analytics
Specific applications in various verticals: business, industry and cultural heritage
Community-driven knowledge graphs, such as Wikidata
Creating and interlinking knowledge graphs from existing data
Transformation and integration of legacy sources
Interlinking across sources, enrichment of data
End-user authoring of knowledge graphs
Interfaces and tooling for creating knowledge graphs
End-user oriented knowledge capturing
Visualization and exploration of knowledge graphs
Overview of various paradigms for visualization, using charts, graphs, diagrams, etc.
Creation of domain-specific visualizations
Tools for interactive exploration
Semantic search over rich knowledge graphs
Concepts, techniques and tooling to enable end users to express rich information needs
Query formulation, refinement, multi-modal result visualization and exploration