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- 27 abstract "Despite the increasing availability of RDF datasets, searching and browsing semantic data is still a daunting task for mainstream users. With PepeSearch, it is easy to query an arbitrary triple store without previous knowledge of RDF/SPARQL. PepeSearch offers a form-based interface with simple and intuitive elements such as drop-down menus or sliders that are automatically mapped from the ontological structures of the target dataset. In this demonstration we will show how to set up a PepeSearch instance, how to formulate queries and how to retrieve results.".
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- 30 abstract "Creating applications on top of ontologies brings many difficulties. The applications are either generic (and thus not appealing for end-users), or bound to ontology structure, change of which breaks the application. We present JOPA, a tool that formalizes the contract between the application and the ontology, combining advantages of both worlds. JOPA is a persistence framework for Java applications, providing formalized object-ontological mapping, transactions, access to multiple repository contexts. The system is demonstrated on a real use-case of a reporting tool that we design and develop within Czech national projects focused on aviation safety.".
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