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October 3, 2025Open Access

Breaking Down Data Silos: SPARQuLb, An RDF Ecosystem to Mutualize Humanities Research Projects Needs

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The implementation of an RDF ecosystem improves data management in humanities research projects, reducing isolated silos.
Developed at Université libre de Bruxelles, the shared RDF framework allows integration of various databases as sub-graphs.
Utilizing Wikibase software, the project enhances long-term maintenance and user support for interconnected research data.
This collaborative approach highlights principles of Link Open Data and the semantic cohabitation of diverse databases.

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Implementation of an RDF ecosystem reduces data silos in humanities research, suggesting improved resource management.

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