Knowledge on-demand: a function of the future spatial knowledge infrastructure

This paper conceptualises a future Spatial Knowledge Infrastructure (SKI), aparadigm shift from supplier-driven data and spatial analytics, to where end usersquery data at will to obtain new insights. The SKI addresses problems from theusers’ viewpoint, seeking real-time answers for informed decisio...

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Main Authors: Arnold, L.M., McMeekin, David, Ivanova, Ivana, Armstrong, K.
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD 2019
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/78527
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author Arnold, L.M.
McMeekin, David
Ivanova, Ivana
Armstrong, K.
author_facet Arnold, L.M.
McMeekin, David
Ivanova, Ivana
Armstrong, K.
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description This paper conceptualises a future Spatial Knowledge Infrastructure (SKI), aparadigm shift from supplier-driven data and spatial analytics, to where end usersquery data at will to obtain new insights. The SKI addresses problems from theusers’ viewpoint, seeking real-time answers for informed decision making, ratherthan from a data producer’s perspective. The driving motivation, to satisfy society’sgrowing expectation for knowledge on-demand, targeting spatial infrastructuredesign from a knowledge-out rather than a data-in perspective. This paper exploresthe SKI framework and how Semantic Web technologies can be used to deliverservices in step with the knowledge on-demand revolution.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-785272020-06-15T05:15:15Z Knowledge on-demand: a function of the future spatial knowledge infrastructure Arnold, L.M. McMeekin, David Ivanova, Ivana Armstrong, K. Science & Technology Physical Sciences Technology Geography, Physical Remote Sensing Physical Geography Knowledge on-demand semantic web ontology linked open data digital supply chain spatial data spatial knowledge This paper conceptualises a future Spatial Knowledge Infrastructure (SKI), aparadigm shift from supplier-driven data and spatial analytics, to where end usersquery data at will to obtain new insights. The SKI addresses problems from theusers’ viewpoint, seeking real-time answers for informed decision making, ratherthan from a data producer’s perspective. The driving motivation, to satisfy society’sgrowing expectation for knowledge on-demand, targeting spatial infrastructuredesign from a knowledge-out rather than a data-in perspective. This paper exploresthe SKI framework and how Semantic Web technologies can be used to deliverservices in step with the knowledge on-demand revolution. 2019 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/78527 10.1080/14498596.2019.1654942 English TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD restricted
spellingShingle Science & Technology
Physical Sciences
Technology
Geography, Physical
Remote Sensing
Physical Geography
Knowledge on-demand
semantic web
ontology
linked open data
digital supply chain
spatial data
spatial knowledge
Arnold, L.M.
McMeekin, David
Ivanova, Ivana
Armstrong, K.
Knowledge on-demand: a function of the future spatial knowledge infrastructure
title Knowledge on-demand: a function of the future spatial knowledge infrastructure
title_full Knowledge on-demand: a function of the future spatial knowledge infrastructure
title_fullStr Knowledge on-demand: a function of the future spatial knowledge infrastructure
title_full_unstemmed Knowledge on-demand: a function of the future spatial knowledge infrastructure
title_short Knowledge on-demand: a function of the future spatial knowledge infrastructure
title_sort knowledge on-demand: a function of the future spatial knowledge infrastructure
topic Science & Technology
Physical Sciences
Technology
Geography, Physical
Remote Sensing
Physical Geography
Knowledge on-demand
semantic web
ontology
linked open data
digital supply chain
spatial data
spatial knowledge
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/78527