Javier Murcia Zomeño·Sep 9How I Inferred the Family Relationships of Nearly One Million People from WikidataScaling Symbolic Reasoning with Knowledge Graphs, Horn Rules and SPARQL
Javier Murcia Zomeño·Jul 20When an Ontology Stops Being a Schema and Starts LearningBuilding a Living Knowledge Graph for Cultural Heritage
Javier Murcia Zomeño·Jun 17Building a Unified Geographic Knowledge Graph for SpainIntegrating Wikidata, Official GIS Data, and Semantic Web Technologies
Javier Murcia Zomeño·May 22From Static XML to a Cultural Knowledge GraphTransforming Public Heritage Data into Semantic Infrastructure
Javier Murcia Zomeño·Apr 30Connecting Past and PresentA Semantic Journey Through Spain’s Historical Toponymy (From SKOS to SPARQL)
Javier Murcia Zomeño·Apr 7Why Your AI Needs to Read BorgesWhen building knowledge graphs or AI systems, teams often search for the perfect ontology — a complete and objective representation of…
Javier Murcia Zomeño·Mar 16Exploring Human Relationships in History with Wikidata and SPARQLLarge knowledge graphs such as Wikidata contain an enormous amount of structured data waiting to be explored. Hidden within these datasets…
