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Bernhard Haslhofer

Affiliation: University of Vienna (at DC-2010, WWW2010)
Affiliation: University of Vienna - Department of Distributed and Multimedia Systems (at ESWC2009, ESWC2010)
Affiliation: Cornell University (at ESWC2012)
Affiliation: Cornell University Information Science (at WWW2012)


The following publications of Bernhard Haslhofer are available:

  • The Sile Model --- A Semantic File System Infrastructure for the Desktop (at ESWC2009)
  • The OAI2LOD Server: Exposing OAI-PMH Metadata as Linked Data (at LDOW2008)
  • DSNotify: Handling Broken Links in the Web of Data (at WWW2010)

We also know of the following roles that Bernhard Haslhofer played:

  • Programme Committee Member (at DC-2010)
  • Research track committee member (at ESWC2012)
  • demo committee member (at WWW2012)

Resource URI on the dog food server: http://data.semanticweb.org/person/bernhard-haslhofer
Email Hash: 0bbdab671f03f52ff81ba058c09da405be437f24
Email Hash: 3792d910f090e2d6e46863604399685a1afd780f
Other Web pages: http://www.cs.univie.ac.at/bernhard.haslhofer


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Recent blog posts

  • [WWW2012] Metadata is Out
  • [ISWC2011] Linked Data Available
  • LREC2008, DH2010 and RuleML2011 Added
  • [USEWOD2011] Linked Data Available
  • [SemWiki2010] Linked Data for SemWiki2010 Available
  • [DC2010] Linked Data for Dublin Core 2010 Available
  • FAQ Updated
  • [COLD2010] Ice-cold Linked Data Available
  • [ISWC2010] Linked Data for ISWC2010 Now Available
  • [FIS2010] Complete Conference Data now Available
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