wiki.dbpedia.org - Team

2009-11-24 11:57:06

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The project was started in 2007 by the following organizations and individuals:
Sören Auer, Universit�t Leipzig
Chris Bizer, Freie Universit�t Berlin
Richard Cyganiak, DERI Galway (then at Freie Universit�t Berlin)
Orri Erling, OpenLink Software
Kingsley Idehen, OpenLink Software
Georgi Kobilarov, Freie Universit�t Berlin
Jens Lehmann, Universit�t Leipzig
J�rg Sch�ppel, Universit�t Leipzig
Subsequent contributors of organization and maintenance have included:
Sebastian Hellmann, Universit�t Leipzig
Anja Jentzsch, Freie Universit�t Berlin
Paul Kreis, Freie Universit�t Berlin
Christopher Sahnwaldt, neofonie (in cooperation with Freie Universit�t Berlin)
Claus Stadler, Universit�t Leipzig

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The project was started and is primarily organised and maintained by the following organizations and individuals:
Sören Auer, Universit�t Leipzig
Jens Lehmann, Universit�t Leipzig
Sebastian Hellmann, Universit�t Leipzig
Claus Stadler, Universit�t Leipzig
J�rg Sch�ppel, Universit�t Leipzig
Chris Bizer, Freie Universit�t Berlin
Georgi Kobilarov, Freie Universit�t Berlin
Anja Jentzsch, Freie Universit�t Berlin
Paul Kreis, Freie Universit�t Berlin
Kingsley Idehen, OpenLink Software
Orri Erling, OpenLink Software
Richard Cyganiak, DERI Galway (previously at Freie Univerit�t Berlin)
Christopher Sahnwaldt, neofonie (in cooperation with Freie Universit�t Berlin)

2009-11-23 12:56:30

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The project was started and is primarily organised and maintained by the following organizations and individuals:
Claus Stadler, Universit�t Leipzig
Paul Kreis, Freie Universit�t Berlin
Richard Cyganiak, DERI Galway (previously at Freie Univerit�t Berlin)
Christopher Sahnwaldt, neofonie (in cooperation with Freie Universit�t Berlin)

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The project was started by the following organizations and individuals:
Richard Cyganiak, Freie Universit�t Berlin
Paul Kreis, Freie Universit�t Berlin.

2009-11-23 12:55:01

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DBpedia is essentially a data-oriented interface to the work of the Wikipedia community, and wouldn't exist without the massive contributions made by editors and authors at Wikipedia, or without the developers who built the underlying infrastructure that supports Wikipedia. DBpedia is intended to show how the information spread across many Wikipedia pages can be combined into a single integrated database. We hope this will make it easier for the amazing amount of information in Wikipedia to be used in new and interesting ways, and that it might inspire new mechanisms for navigating, linking and improving the encyclopaedia itself. DBpedia is our way of saying “thank you!” for Wikipedia...

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DBpedia is essentially a data-oriented interface to the work of the Wikipedia community, and wouldn't exist without the massive contributions made by editors and authors at Wikipedia, or without the developers who built the underlying infrastructure that supports Wikipedia. DBpedia is intended to show how the information spread across many Wikipedia pages can be combined into a single integrated database. We hope this will make it easier for the amazing amount of information in Wikipedia to be used in new and interesting ways, and that it might inspire new mechanisms for navigating, linking and improving the encyclopaedia itelf. DBpedia is our way of saying “thank you!” for Wikipedia...

2009-07-03 13:52:06

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DBpedia is essentially a data-oriented interface to the work of the Wikipedia community, and wouldn't exist without the massive contributions made by editors and authors at Wikipedia, or without the developers who built the underlying infrastructure that supports Wikipedia. DBpedia is intended to show how the information spread across many Wikipedia pages can be combined into a single integrated database. We hope this will make it easier for the amazing amount of information in Wikipedia to be used in new and interesting ways, and that it might inspire new mechanisms for navigating, linking and improving the encyclopaedia itelf. DBpedia is our way of saying “thank you!” for Wikipedia...

2009-05-13 23:25:23

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Thanks a lot for their excellent work on the November 2008 release of the DBpedia data set to:

Georgi Kobilarov (Freie Universit�t Berlin) who designed and implemented the new, improved infobox extraction framework.
Anja Jentsch (Freie Universit�t Berlin) who contributed to implementing the new extraction framework and wrote the infobox to ontology class mappings.
Paul Kreis (Freie Universit�t Berlin) who improved the datatype extraction code.
OpenLink Software altogether for providing the Virtuoso database server that hosts the DBpedia SPARQL endpoint and RDF Data Set.
Andreas Schultz (Freie Universit�t Berlin) for generating the Freebase to DBpedia RDF links.
Julius Volz (TU Chemnitz) for updating the Open Cyc to DBpedia RDF links.

Thanks a lot for their excellent work on the September 2007 release of the DBpedia data set to:

Georgi Kobilarov (Freie Universit�t Berlin) who redesigned and improved the extraction framework and implemented many of the interlinking algorithms.
Piet Hensel (Freie Universit�t Berlin) who improved the infobox extraction code, and wrote the unit test suite.
Richard Cyganiak (Freie Universit�t Berlin) for his advice on redesigning the architecture of the extraction framework and for helping to solve many annoying Unicode and URI problems.
Zdravko Tashev (OpenLink Software) for his patience in trying several times to import buggy versions of the dataset into Virtuoso.
OpenLink Software altogether for providing the Virtuoso database server that hosts the DBpedia SPARQL endpoint and RDF Data Set.
S�ren Auer, Jens Lehmann and J�rg Sch�ppel (Universit�t Leipzig) for the original version of the infobox extraction code.
Tom Heath and Peter Coetzee (Open University) for the RDFS version of the YAGO class hierarchy.
Fabian M. Suchanek, Gjergji Kasneci (Max-Plank-Institut Saarbr�cken) for allowing us to integrate the YAGO classification.
Christian Becker (Freie Universit�t Berlin) for writing the geo-coordinates and the homepage extractors.
Hans Butschalowsky (Freie Universit�t Berlin) for the Wikipedia infobox template to Word Net mapping.
Chris Bizer (Freie Universit�t Berlin) for coordinating the Berlin part of the work and annoying everybody with suggestions and bug reports.
Ivan Herman, Tim Berners-Lee, Rich Knopman and many others for their bug reports.
Vijay Alilaghatta for contributing the Wikipedia-Cyc links.

2009-02-10 20:49:29

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Sören Auer, Universit�t Leipzig
Sebastian Hellmann, Universit�t Leipzig

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Sören Auer, Universit�t Leipzig

2008-11-10 16:35:28

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Thanks a lot for their excellent work on the November 2008 release of the DBpedia data set to:
Thanks a lot for their excellent work on the September 2007 release of the DBpedia data set to:

Tom Heath and Peter Coetzee (Open University) for the RDFS version of the YAGO class hierarchy.

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Thanks a lot for their excellent work on the November 2008 release of the DBpedia dataset to:
Thanks a lot for their excellent work on the September 2007 release of the DBpedia dataset to:

Tom Heath and Peter Coetzee (Open University) for the RDFS version of the YAGO class hirarchy.

2008-11-10 16:19:06

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Andreas Schultz (Freie Universit�t Berlin) for generating the Freebase to DBpedia RDF links.
Julius Volz (TU Chemnitz) for updating the Open Cyc to DBpedia RDF links.

2008-11-10 16:18:08

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Thanks a lot for their excellent work on the November 2008 release of the DBpedia dataset to:

OpenLink Software altogether for providing the Virtuoso database server that hosts the DBpedia SPARQL endpoint and RDF Data Set.

Deletions:

Thanks a lot for their excellent work on the NOvember 2008 release of the DBpedia dataset to: