FAO inventory of vocabularies (VEST) has now an entry for JITA:http://aims.fao.org/kos/jita-classification-system-library-and-information-science

Using Apache Abdera, an OData + OpenSearch compliant AtomPub server has been created. Look at the examples in the ASKOSI Output Matrix and to the explanations.

Our current development GLISP (Gliding and Spotting Information) together with ASKOSI will be presented to this Hackaton organised by Europeana June 13th to 15th in Leuven (Belgium)

To explain the context of the needs for ASKOSI, a little schema build itself step by step. Just the spacebar or click the schema to advance from one step to another. The whole text is displayed at the end. An ASKOSI story is also in preparation.

Presentation to the 1st International Workshop “Transfer Information for Innovation”, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, November 3rd 2011: valendia.pdf

This is an example of collaborative analysis and update of a classification.

ASKOSI is gathering statistics about how each concepts are used in different applications for different roles.

A mapping between those statistics and the voiD standard is in preparation: ASKOSI will then be able to publish in SKOS but also to publish the links between concepts and the datasets using them.

With a new server, we will be in position to experiment on-line with large scale vocabularies.

The address is: http://www.destin.be/askosi

• For JITA, it is therefore: http://www.destin.be/askosi/view.jsp?everything=yes&scheme=jita&display=concepts#concepts . Please read the detailed information: Jita in Askosi
• For AgroVoc: http://www.destin.be/askosi/view.jsp?scheme=c

A fantastic collective effort has created the translation of JITA in 10 languages: TR, EL, NL, CS, FR, IT, RO, CA, PT, PL, ES, AR, RU (EN being the source language).

A graphic portal as been made to access the collections corresponding to each of the JITA Subjects within ELis (E-prints in Library and Information Science): http://www.askosi.org/jita/

At OAI7 in Geneva, a pre-conference day has been organised for DSpace.

We presented there our latest development for faceting a search result and take advantage of thesauri or authority list in DSpace: https://atmire.com/labs17/handle/123456789/11789

• UCL (ISKO LinkdedData Meeting, Oct.24 2010): Integrating applications & projects = Dynamic & repeatable transformation of existing Thesauri and Authority lists into SKOS + Cross-tabulation of Concepts Linked Data: http://www.askosi.org/DESTIN-ISKO-UCL.pdf
• ULB (Master in Information Science, Nov.17 2010): Introduction to Semantic Web standards and how they relate: http://www.askosi.org/ULB17.pdf (FR)

A presentation of ASKOSI JAR and Web Application, current possibilities and incoming developments, is available: http://www.askosi.org/askosi_presentation.pdf

The ASKOSI library is becoming an Intranet application to browse SKOS Schemes and discover which applications use each concept and how.

The ASKOSI JSP Application will become the entry point to diverse applications, providing clear clues about "how much" there is for each concept at different places.

Tomcat Shared Libraries are used to get a unique memory image for each SKOS Scheme and Concept even if multiple applications are using it.

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