I have a few practical implementation approach issues when dealing
with ontology term URIs. Is this an appropriate forum for asking such
questions, or if not, can you suggest a better one? As my project is
putting together on ontology repository, we are creating a mechanism
to resolve URLs that are used for terms, so we are forced to flatten
many philosophical and strategic questions into more mundane
practicalities. (01)
For example, the first issue is as follows: My understanding is that
fragment identifiers are used for RDF resources to indicate the term.
But browsers are not built to handle/resolve/present RDF/OWL
resources, or to display particular terms from them -- they will just
download the URI resource as a file and that's that. Can anyone point
me to existing examples where the server can present the results of a
URL like
http://mmisw.org/ont/mmi/200807/phenomena#wind_speed
so that the user sees a page in their browser on the term wind_speed
(either exclusively, or at least at the top of the page)? (02)
(It would be so nice if the URL could replace the '#' with a '/', but
then it wouldn't be a nice RDF term URI, would it?) (03)
I can imagine how to do this but I'd like to leverage any other effort
in the community, if such exists. (04)
John (05)
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John Graybeal <mailto:graybeal@xxxxxxxxx> -- 831-775-1956
Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
Marine Metadata Interoperability Project: http://marinemetadata.org (06)
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