Semantic music, Linked Data APIs, Digital Humanities on the Web
I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Knowledge Representation & Reasoning Group of the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. I investigate the representation of and access to cultural knowledge, such as contained in historical objects, music sheets, and statistical registers. I use Knowledge Representation methods, Web standards, and Semantic Web technologies.
Current projects
- The MIDI Linked Data Cloud, a Linked Data representation of digital music in MIDI format containing 350K songs and 10B triples
- grlc, a service that transforms GitHub repositories with SPARQL queries into Linked Data APIs automatically
Past projects
- TabLinker, a framework for integrating messy spreadsheet collections into fully fledged RDF Data Cube (example result here)
- LSD Dimensions, an aggregator of statistical dimensions and Data Structure Definitions in use in public SPARQL endpoints
- Linked Edit Rules, the hub for publishing edit rules (data quality checkers) as Linked Data
- SCRY, a lightweight SPARQL endpoint with customizable, standard-compliant and implementation-independent functions
Where to Find Me
Mail: albert.merono@vu.nl, albert.meronyo@gmail.com
Publications: Google Scholar, Mendeley, DBLP
Presentations: SlideShare
Visiting address: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Faculty of Exact Sciences, Department of Computer Science. Room U303. De Boelelaan 1081 A, 1081 HV Amsterdam, The Netherlands