Browsing University of Galway Theses (PhD Theses) by Subject "Linked Data"

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    • A Hybrid Framework for Querying Linked Data Dynamically 

      Umbrich, Jürgen (2012-09-28)
      As of today, the Web has evolved to become the largest collection of information made available by mankind. Researchers and developers are continuously working on transforming this loosely connected data collection into ...

    • Interlinking Personal Semantic Data on the Semantic Desktop and the Web of Data 

      Dragan, Laura Catalina (2012-09-28)
      With the goal of improved Personal Information Management, the Semantic Desktop emerged as a solution to the problem of data fragmentation and disconnection on the desktop. It provides a framework based on Semantic Web ...

    • Linked data with access control 

      Kirrane, Sabrina (2015-01-29)
      The explosion of digital content and the heterogeneity of enterprise content sources have pushed existing data integration solutions to their boundaries. An alternative solution is to use the Resource Description Framework ...

    • Processing linked data on lightweight computing devices 

      Le-Tuan, Anh (NUI Galway, 2021-06-01)
      The development of the Internet of Things (IoT) is enabling innovative and smarter domestic and commercial services. Due to the lack of skill and technology to make sense of IoT data, the full potential of the available ...

    • A scalable spatio-temporal query processing engine for linked sensor data 

      Nguyen, Hoan Mau Quoc (NUI Galway, 2020-02-25)
      The ever-increasing amount of Internet of Things (IoT) data emanating from sensors and mobile devices is creating new capabilities and unprecedented economic opportunity for individuals, organizations, and states. To fully ...

    • Semantic knowledge graphs to understand tumor evolution and predict disease survival in cancer 

      Alokkumar, Jha (NUI Galway, 2020-07-06)
      Genomics technologies have generated large amounts of easily accessible biological -omics data, providing an unprecedented opportunity to study the mechanism in cancer. However, clinical research and the life sciences ...