Linked Data Seminar 2 December 2016 Photo Impression

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==Introduction==
Our view from the Waternet office
Last preparations before the event
Host Erwin Folmer (Kadaster)
The audience at the Waternet office
A warm welcome by Ann Loogman (Waternet)
A slide with the supporting organizations of Platform Linked Data Netherlands (PLDN)
Next year is our 5 year anniversary, but we need a new host…
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Timon Knigge (Waternet) about the use of the Object Type Library (OTL) in their projects 
== Block Spatial Data Applications==
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Christophe Debruyne (ADAPT) about Serving Ireland's Geospatial Information as Linked Data
Christophe Debruyne (ADAPT)
A question from the audience
Erwin Folmer (Kadaster) and Christophe Debruyne (ADAPT)
Raf Buyle (Informatiepunt Vlaanderen) about Linked base registries as a key enabler for eGovernment in Flanders
Raf Buyle (Informatiepunt Vlaanderen)
Raf Buyle (Informatiepunt Vlaanderen)
Raf Buyle (Informatiepunt Vlaanderen) and Erwin Folmer (Kadaster)
Many Linked Data experts from our community work on projects for the organizations involved in PLDN (the community is therefore a very good source for finding experts)
One of the results of our community is the Geo Linked Data functionality now available in YASGUI and soon also available in PDOK
What the Kadaster Data Platform is about
Environmental Act projects can connect data in a meaningful and efficient way using Linked Data
Good conversations during the break
And networking opportunities
Pasquale Di Donato (Swisstopo) about Linked data in the swiss federal data infra
Pasquale Di Donato (Swisstopo)
Good interaction with the audience
== Block Linked Data for Heritage & Archives==
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Adrian Schwenk (Zazuko) about Archival Linked Open Data
Adrian Schwenk (Zazuko)
Richard Zijdeman (IISG) about If walls could talk, constructing buildings' biographies
Richard Zijdeman (IISG) showing timelines for buildings connected to available data sources
Richard Zijdeman (IISG) showing us tools like QBer and inspector
Miel vander Sande (iMinds/University of Ghent) about HDT, Triple Pattern Fragments, and Memento: A Sweet Combo for Linked Data Archives
Miel vander Sande (iMinds/University of Ghent)
Miel vander Sande (iMinds/University of Ghent)
Erwin Folmer (Kadaster) and Miel vander Sande (iMinds/University of Ghent)
More good conversations during the next break
And food for thought
== Block UX, Best Practices, Tools & Demos==
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Hans Viemann (Oracle) about GeoSPARQL Support and Other Cool RDF Graph Capabilities in Oracle
Hans Viemann (Oracle)
Hans Viemann (Oracle)
Hans Viemann (Oracle)
The audience
Next announcement by Erwin Folmer (Kadaster)
Albin Cheenath about the BAG Browser
Great functionality using the available BAG data
Erwin Folmer (Kadaster) and John Walker (Semaku)
John Walker about the geneology project they have done with Cubiss and Bankai
Bart van Leeuwen (Netage) giving us a W3C update
Please check the Spatial Data on The Web Best Practices:
https://www.w3.org/TR/sdw-bp/ and provide feedback and more examples
And more good discussions during the last break
Vassil Momtchev (Ontotext) about Linked geospatial data publishing with GraphDB
Vassil Momtchev (Ontotext)
Vassil Momtchev (Ontotext)
Another announcement by Erwin Folmer (Kadaster)
Dimitri van Hees (ApiWise) demo-ing csWeb (Common Sense Web application)
Peter de Laat (GoUnitive) about Linked Data interaction challenges and a solution
== UX Challenge Award Winners==
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Bart-Jan de Leuw (CGI) about the Buying a House challenge
Bart-Jan de Leuw (CGI), Gerard Persoon (Gpersoon BV) and Saskia van der Elst (Ordina Vision Works) demo-ing the Funda extension, which you can use for interactively exploring a neighborhood
Laurens Rietveld (VU Amsterdam/Triply) about the YASGUI extension to visualize Geo Linked Data on a map using SPARQL queries and the available coordinates in the datasets used
Laurens Rietveld (VU Amsterdam/Triply) demo-ing the new YASGUI functionality, which will also be available in PDOK
Wouter Beek (VU Amsterdam/Triply) introducing the Data Journalism challenge
Sam Ubels (Kadaster) demo-ing the serverless Data Journalism Linked Data solution after the introduction by Rein van ‘t Veer (VU Amsterdam/Geodan)
Rob Lemmens (University of Twente – ITC) demo-ing the Space-Time-Cube (STC) possibilities for Data Journalism
The winner of the UX Linked Data Challenge: The Data Journalism Team (with 44 votes from the audience)
The Data Journalism team: fltr Rein van ’t Veer (VU Amsterdam/Geodan), Stanislav Ronzhin (University of Twente - ITC), Pieter van Everdingen (Geonovum/OpenInc), Sam Ubels (Kadaster), Wouter Beek (VU Amsterdam/Triply), Rob Lemmens (University of Twente - ITC)
Second prize: The Buying a House Team (with 15 votes from the audience). Fltr Gerard Persoon (Gpersoon BV), Saskia van der Elst (Ordina Vision Works) and Bart-Jan de Leuw (CGI)
Third prize: The Environmental Act Team (with 11 votes from the audience) with their YASGUI extension
We got very positive feedback from the audience after the event
Time for drinks
For every participant we had a PLDN Linked Data Pearls book available.
This book is also online available at: Gems of Dutch Linked Data Applications
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Pictures: Pieter van Everdingen