This paper describes the process of identifying and transforming terminological resources in the legal domain into RDF. A survey of heterogeneous legal resources in different languages and applicable to different jurisdictions is made, and a selected group of terminologies is transformed into RDF and published as linked data
Abstract. A multi-lingual term bank of copyright-related terms has been published connecting WIPO de...
Ontolex-lemon is the de facto standard to represent lexica relative to ontologies and it can be used...
Domain-specific terminologies are of great use in a number of contexts, such as information retrieva...
The use of Semantic Web technologies is progressively increasing since they mean a great help for b...
Funding Information: Acknowledgments We thank Tiina Husso, Risto Talo and Jari Linhala for collabora...
Legislation and case law are widely published on the Web as documents for humans to read. In contras...
In this paper we present an approach to publishing and linking terminological resources using linked...
Recently, experts and practitioners in language resources have started recognizing the benefits of ...
linguistic data promises to facilitate interoperability of such resources and has lead to the emerge...
In this position paper we discuss some of the experiences we made in describing lexical data using r...
Domain-specific terminologies are of great use in a number of contexts, such as information retrieva...
Language resources are a cornerstone of linguistic research and for the develop-ment of natural lang...
The Open Linguistics Working Group (OWLG) brings together researchers from various fields of linguis...
Innovations in localisation have focused on the collection and leverage of language resources. Howev...
A multi-lingual term bank of copyright-related terms has been published connecting WIPO definitions,...
Abstract. A multi-lingual term bank of copyright-related terms has been published connecting WIPO de...
Ontolex-lemon is the de facto standard to represent lexica relative to ontologies and it can be used...
Domain-specific terminologies are of great use in a number of contexts, such as information retrieva...
The use of Semantic Web technologies is progressively increasing since they mean a great help for b...
Funding Information: Acknowledgments We thank Tiina Husso, Risto Talo and Jari Linhala for collabora...
Legislation and case law are widely published on the Web as documents for humans to read. In contras...
In this paper we present an approach to publishing and linking terminological resources using linked...
Recently, experts and practitioners in language resources have started recognizing the benefits of ...
linguistic data promises to facilitate interoperability of such resources and has lead to the emerge...
In this position paper we discuss some of the experiences we made in describing lexical data using r...
Domain-specific terminologies are of great use in a number of contexts, such as information retrieva...
Language resources are a cornerstone of linguistic research and for the develop-ment of natural lang...
The Open Linguistics Working Group (OWLG) brings together researchers from various fields of linguis...
Innovations in localisation have focused on the collection and leverage of language resources. Howev...
A multi-lingual term bank of copyright-related terms has been published connecting WIPO definitions,...
Abstract. A multi-lingual term bank of copyright-related terms has been published connecting WIPO de...
Ontolex-lemon is the de facto standard to represent lexica relative to ontologies and it can be used...
Domain-specific terminologies are of great use in a number of contexts, such as information retrieva...