Towards Cleaning-Up Open Data Portals: A Metadata Reconciliation Approach
Published 1 February 2016
Alan Freihof Tygel, Sören Auer, Jeremy Debattista, Fabrizio Orlandi, María Luiza Machado Campos
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An approach for tag reconciliation in Open Data Portals is developed and implemented, encompassing local actions related to individual portals, and global actions for adding a semantic metadata layer above individual portals.
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