Hi Smalis,
I guess, your question didn't get an answer, because many people (such
as myself) ar completely unfamiliar with the newly emerging GEOsparql.
Your question might be more appropriate for the Virtuoso discussion
list. If Virtuoso implements it DBpedia will have it, I suppose.
Sebastian
Am 24.06.2013 15:37, schrieb Smalis Sklavos:
Hi,
I would like to ask whether dbpedia is able or is planning to support
GEOsparql.
I believe, that it is a useful tool, and I would be glad to see it
happening.
Also, if I want to use dbpedia locally, using Geosparql on it, do you
know if I should use a triple store such as parliament ?
Thank you in advance
Smalis Sklavos
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