The Journey to Linked Open Data¶
Cobb. (2015). The Journey to Linked Open Data: The Getty Vocabularies.
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- Linked Open Data Release
- Beginning in 2014, the Getty published the AAT — and subsequently the Thesaurus of Geographic Names (August 2014) and the Union List of Artist Names (April 2015) — as RDF, giving every concept (e.g., the concept "cathedrals" or a specific pigment) a stable HTTP URI that resolves, under content negotiation, to a human-readable page or to RDF/Turtle and JSON-LD for machines
This sourceCobb's account of the Getty Vocabulary Program's move to linked open data, cited for the 2014 AAT release and the Thesaurus of Geographic Names and Union List of Artist Names releases that followed; the article was not reachable for verification, and the Getty's own LOD documentation carries the URI, content-negotiation and serialization details directly. Cobb's account of the Getty release, cited for its licence, endpoint and outbound alignments; the article was not reachable for verification, and the named alignment targets are not corroborated by the Getty's public LOD pages.
- Beginning in 2014, the Getty published the AAT — and subsequently the Thesaurus of Geographic Names (August 2014) and the Union List of Artist Names (April 2015) — as RDF, giving every concept (e.g., the concept "cathedrals" or a specific pigment) a stable HTTP URI that resolves, under content negotiation, to a human-readable page or to RDF/Turtle and JSON-LD for machines
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