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csv2rdf4lod
Description:
In its simplest form, csv2rdf4lod is a quick and easy way to produce an RDF encoding of data available in Comma-Separated-Values (CSV).
In its advanced form, csv2rdf4lod is a custom reasoner tailored for some heavy-duty data integration.
LOGD resources relating to csv2rdf4lod:
- Please read the following tutorial to start using cvs2rdf4lod.
- The REST based conversion service?
- The SPARQL endpoint http://logd.tw.rpi.edu/sparql hosts RDF data created by csv2rdf4lod
- 6605 reads
Demos that use this technology
- 2010 World Economic Forum Interlinkage Survey Matrix
- White House Visitor Search
- White House Visitor Search
- Data.gov survey: Raw dataset modification dates
- Data.gov survey: dataset modification dates compared
- Transparent funding: Using provenance to justify mashup values
- Living with the Dead - November 2010
To the extent possible under law,
Tetherless World Constellation
has waived all copyright and related or neighboring rights to
TWC LOGD. TWC LOGD is an educational project on open government data using Semantic Web technologies.
Datasets hosted on this site are converted from a number of data sources such as data.gov. All data created by us are open for reuse, and usage of data created and managed by other sources should follow their own licenses.
The data contained on this site is automatically repopulated from US government or other open data sites, and any personal data in our linked-data versions is coming from those sources. If your information is removed from the government sources, it will be automatically removed from ours on the next update.
