To do
- Verify if all Nodes is Not all nodes are in a town. Investigate why.
- There are some nodes in %NODE_DETAILS% that do not have longitude or latitude parameters.
- www.ucu.edu.ar, sunysb.edu, buitms.seecs.edu.pk, www.nren.nasa.gov, rzserv2.gsi.de, gluino.phys.unm.edu, and ouhep1.nhn.ou.edu
- Find a way to set up prefixes programmatically.
- Verify security of Sesame Server. Do I need to set up User/Password?
- There are some nodes that I could not instantiate a town for. There are 947 but only 938 is in a town.
- Read this http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.161.8030&rep=rep1&type=pdf
- Make a better plan to populate the repository.
**A file keeping the last action taken to insert a triple could be used to resume the execution of the program if an error (bug, timeout, or connection problem) occurs. Make a more segmented task flow to increase the chance of populating everything.
**Verify if makes sense to use only monitoring nodes in the "FROM" parameter.
About Schools
- Search about Lucene+Sparql to increase and enhance the results for querying over School Names.
- Search data sets about schools other than DBPedia.
- There are some endowment and number of students from DBPedia that are not execatly numbers. For example, "app. 95,000". Right now I am discarding this kind of data. Maybe I should retrieve the number information from these data
. Doing
- Working on storing PingER measurement data into the RDF storage. (June 21)
- Testing Open RDF Sesame as a triple storage.
- Testing the generated RDF data in Google Explorer.
Done
- Geographic data about a sample of PingER monitored and monitoring nodes (the %NODE_DETAILS) is already inserted in the RDF storage (hence using our ontology) and is query-able using our own Sparql Endpoint. (June 20)
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