The YummyData Initiative: How SPARQL-y is your biomedical endpoint?

I.A. Splendiani; Johan Nystrom-Persson; M. Dumontier; Y. Yamamoty

The YummyData Initiative: How SPARQL-y is your biomedical endpoint?

I.A. Splendiani, Johan Nystrom-Persson, M. Dumontier, Y. Yamamoty

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Abstract

Although increasing amounts of biomedical data is being provided as structured content on the Semantic Web, there is currently no standardized way to monitor SPARQL endpoints for their availability, reliability or content flux. Importantly, there are additional issues relating to the provision of version-sensitive data republished by third parties or made available as part of a one off research project. All of these aspects have important consequences for users that rely on federated queries across distributed SPARQL endpoints.

Original language	English
Article number	44
Number of pages	2
Journal	CEUR Workshop Proceedings
Volume	952
Publication status	Published - 2012
Externally published	Yes

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