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Create linked data about yourself and publish it on the Web (This tutorial describes recipes for publishing linked data). During that process you select a URI starting with http:// that represents you; this URI is sometimes also called a Web ID. This URI links to data about you; i.e., looking up your URI must yield an RDF document with your data. The Researchers Map application, in particular, requires your name, your office address, your research interests, and a link to the URI that identifies you in the linked data version of DBLP. As an example you may take a look at the data about Professor Freytag: view the data in a linked data browser, in human-readable N3 format, or in machine-readable RDF/XML format. If you have questions or need help don't hesitate to send an email to the project team (hartig [at] informatik.hu-berlin.de).
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Submit your Web ID using the form below.
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We check your submission, add your Web ID to the application, and confirm the inclusion per email. Checking submissions is necessary to prevent spam and malicious entries.
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Your Name:
Your Web ID:
Your email address:
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Researchers Map is a project of the DBIS research group at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.