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Annotating a Hotel offering Rooms with the new schema.org version 3.1

With the version 3.1, schema.org brings a lot of new annotation power to hotels. Previously accommodation providers were able to annotate the core data of their business, like name, phone, address and more, but the newly released version 3.1 brings that to a new level and allows the annotation of rooms, features and services and even …

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Annotating ski resorts, lifts and slopes with schema.org

Schema.org is awesome. It provides useful terms to annotate a great variety of entities on the web. Events, articles, products, people, hotels… for almost every item the modern webmaster wants to annotate, there’s a schema.org class for it. But since the initiative, driven by Bing, Google, Yahoo! and Yandex , is reatively young (2011), it’s pretty easy …

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Bibtex Style for Rinton Press’ Journal of Mobile Multimedia (JMM)

Rinton Press requires a bibliography style for it’s “Journal of Mobile Multimedia” which is not compatible with any of the latex bibliography styles mentioned in [1]. In the JMM latex template available on the website [2], there is no .bst file and the bibliography is created by begin{thebibliography}… and then filled with bibitem. To be …

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Publications

semantify.it – Kärle, Elias; Simsek, Umut; Fensel, Dieter (2017): semantify. it, a Platform for Creation, Publication and Distribution of Semantic Annotations.
In: Homenda, Wladyslaw; Roman, Dumitru: SEMAPRO 2017: The Eleventh International Conference on Advances in Semantic Processing. New York: Curran Associates, Inc., ISBN 978-1-61208-600-2, S. 22 – 30. (article, slides, Google Scholar)

Projects

semantify.it: software platform for semantic annotation of web content with schema.org – semantify.it