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Loose ends

This weekend I’m at EuroFoo, and I’ve managed to find some happy hacking time. Jim Ley and Dan Brickley are around, and they’ve been nudging me into fixing up and releasing some old code.

Firstly, I have a bunch of old RDF photo annotation demos that had bitrotted quite badly due to…


Planet RDF as a starting-point for semantic web crawling

I was thinking about scuttering and useful ways to gather information. It occurred to me that as well as following rdfs:seeAlso links as usual, it was worth scanning associated HTML for semantic links (eg FOAF autodiscovery…


Crawling the Semantic Web

I’ve had a proposal for a paper accepted for XML Europe 2004. Yay! Looking forward to meeting lots of old friends and making new ones in Amsterdam in April. Let me know if you’re going to be there. Here’s what I submitted:


Source distribution for Chumpologica now available

Now available: the first source distribution of Chumpologica, the system behind Planet RDF and the Daily Chump Chumpologica.

Although source for an earlier version was previously available, this new version 1.0…


Dumping Geo RDF from Garmin GPS units

Having connected my GPS unit to my laptop, it was time to dump the data off into a usable RDF model.

There’s a useful RDF Interest Group Geo namespace for describing simple lat/long/alt properties of points, so using
PyGarmin I wrote some…


XMLEurope 2003 Talk Slides

This morning I did my talk (A Semantic Web Shoebox — Annotating Photos with RSS and RDF) at XMLEurope 2003. The slides are now available.

The talk was scheduled amongst a fun-packed Semantic Web series of Celia Romaniuk (Soap Operas and the Semantic Web)…


An RDF crawler

I wrote an RDF crawler (aka scutter) using Java and the Jena RDF toolkit that spiders the web gathering up semantic web data and storing it in any of Jena’s backend stores (in-memory, Berkeley DB, mysql, etc). Download it here.