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Abstracts
Résumé
On constate depuis quelques années un intérêt de plus en plus marqué pour le Web sémantique et les avantages qu’il présente pour les institutions documentaires. Cependant, un flou persiste quant au potentiel, au fonctionnement et aux étapes de développement liées à des projets qui mettent en oeuvre les différents standards et composantes qui le caractérisent. L’objectif du présent article est de proposer une liste d’étapes pour la mise en oeuvre d’un projet de données ouvertes et liées (Web de données) en bibliothèque afin de faciliter l’appropriation de ces technologies par les professionnels de l’information.
Abstract
A marked interest in the Semantic Web and its advantages for libraries has been observed in recent years. However, the potential, the operations and the stages in the development of such projects using different standards and components remains nebulous. This article suggests a list of stages in the implementation of open and linked data (Web data) in the library in order to facilitate the appropriation of these technologies by information professionals.
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