FAIR Data Digest #23
Open data of 16.2 million Dutch vehicles that can be used to enrich Wikidata
FAIR Data Digest
CURRENTLY PATERNITY LEAVE. Notes on my work with (cultural heritage) FAIR data. Topics cover Programming, Open Science, Digital Humanities, Knowledge Graphs, Linked Data, Metadata, data catalogs, Wikidata, RDF, SPARQL and the Semantic Web.
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