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Schema.org

Known as: Schema 
Schema.org is an initiative launched on 2 June 2011 by Bing, Google and Yahoo! (the operators of the then world's largest search engines) to “create… 
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Information scienceOntology (information science)Semantic HTML

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2018
2018
A Quantitative Analysis of the Use of Microdata for Semantic Annotations on Educational Resources
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2018
2018
A semi-automated framework for semantically annotating web content
2017
2017
Modeling human daily preferences through a context-aware web-mapping system using semantic technologies
2016
2016
Semantic Web Enabled Record Linkage Attacks on Anonymized Data
Big Data analytics holds the promise of enabling new discoveries in medicine, more efficient business practices, and other… 
2015
2015
Matching Complementary Spatio-Temporal Needs of People
We outline a system that is able to publish and match complementary spatio-temporal needs of people, e.g., the need for… 
2015
2015
Schema.org
solutions for mobile devices. It is focused on Android and iPhone and aims to make private communication simple and secure… 
Review
2014
Review
2014
Validator and Preview for the JobPosting Data Model of Schema.org
The paper describes a tool for validating and previewing instances of Schema.org JobPosting described in structured data markup… 
2013
2013
Schema.org for the Semantic Web with MaDaME
Schema.org is a high profile initiative to introduce structured markup into web sites. However, the markup is designed for use… 
2013
2013
WYSIWYM Authoring of Structured Content Based on Schema.org
Structured data is picking up on the Web, particularly in the search world. Schema.org, jointly initiated by Google, Microsoft… 
2013
2013
Ten Habits of Highly Effective Data
One of the main goals of the current trend to store and share outputs of experimental research (cf. the OSTP memo, the NIH B2DK… 
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