openEngiadia entwickelt eine Platform für offenes, lokales Wissen.
Lokales Wissen - Offenes Wissen
Lokales Wissen setzt sich aus vielen unterschiedlichen Informationen zusammen, die das soziale, kulturelle und natürliche Umfeld einer Region beschreiben. Zum Beispiel:
Geographische Informationen
Soziale und kulturelle Anlässe
Vereine und Betriebe
Status der Infrastruktur
Wir glauben, dass lokales Wissen für alle frei verfügbar sein soll. Lokales Wissen muss offenes Wissen sein.
Semantisches Soziales Netzwerk
openEngiadina ist überzeugt, dass das Erstellen und Verwalten von Daten eine soziale Aktivität ist. Wir entwickeln eine Verbindung von einem Informationssystem (wie Wikipedia) und einem sozialen Netzwerk. Dazu verwenden wir existierende und etablierte Technologien, wie zum Beispiel das XMPP Protokoll.
Für wen und wieso?
openEngiadina wird für kleine Gemeinden und lokale Vereine entwickelt.
Wir wollen es Gemeinschaften ermöglichen ihre Daten selbst zu verwalten. Die Platform stellt die Freiheit von Nutzern in den Mittelpunkt, kann selber betrieben werden und ist mit anderen Instanzen interoperabel.
Freie Software
Selbstbetreibbar
Dezentralisiert
Neuigkeiten (Englisch)
- 20.09.2022 — GeoPub v0.7.0
- 19.08.2022 — RDF/CBOR: A CBOR-based Serialization of RDF
- 1.07.2022 — GeoPub: A Multi-Model Database
- 24.04.2022 — CPub: ActivityPub Client-to-Server Protocol
- 14.04.2022 — GeoPub: Datalog, RDF and IndexedDB
- 17.01.2022 — ActivityStreams over XMPP
- 12.11.2021 — From ActivityPub to XMPP
- 19.06.2021 — Next Generation Internet webinar on Linked Data
- 25.05.2021 — FOSSGIS 2021
- 19.10.2020 — Distributed Mutable Containers
- 12.08.2020 — Demo: Federated Authentication and Content-addressing
- 11.06.2020 — Content-addressing and Authenticity
- 6.04.2020 — GeoPub: ActivityPub for content curation
- 21.03.2020 — Allegra openEngiadina!
- 1.02.2020 — OFFDEM 2020
- 19.11.2019 — A Primer on the Semantic Web and Linked Data
- 23.10.2019 — DINAcon 2019
- 7.09.2019 — ActivityPub Conference 2019
This release demonstrates core ideas developed as part of the openEngiadina project.
A demo installation is available at https://geopub.openengiadina.net .
There are still some rough-edges and performance issues. But we hope the core ideas get through and might even inspire you.
In order to enable decentralized availablility of content we have been working towards a binary serialization of RDF that allows content-addressing: RDF/CBOR.
This is a update to previous work on content-addressable RDF.
We are happy to announce the release of GeoPub v0.6.0.
This adds support for geo-spatial and full-text search indexing. Read the post for the ideas behind this. You can try it out on our demo instance (note that initial loading takes a long time).
We are happy to announce the release of CPub v0.3.0. This release includes support for the ActivityPub Client-to-Server Protocol.
This is the final release of CPub as part of the openEngiadina project. We are now using the XMPP protocol that allows us to use existing server software (see this post).
A more detailed release announcement has been posted on SocialHub.
We are happy to announce the release of GeoPub v0.5.0.
Read the post for a description of the changes and try it out here (Note that initial loading might take some time).
Another year, another small step. GeoPub now uses ActivityStreams over XMPP.
See also the release v0.4.0 and try it out here.
We are happy to announce another release of GeoPub (v0.3.0). This release includes a major architectural change: XMPP instead of ActivityPub. Furthermore, this release supports geospatial data by including a map.
Join us in the NGI webinar on Linked Data!
We will be talking about how openEngiadina is using Linked Data and look forward to hearing about many other interesting projects working on Linked Data in various forms.
openEngiadina wir in einem Lightning Talk an der FOSSGIS 2021 präsentiert.
An der Konferenz gibt es Möglichkeiten sich über openEngiadina, OpenStreetMap, ActivityPub, RDF, Datalog und andere interessante Sachen auszutauschen. Bis dahin!
As part of the NLNet project we have been doing research into data model and data storage.
We are happy to announce an initial version of Distributed Mutable Container, which defines mutable containers that can be used in offline-first and decentralized applications.
We intend to implement the containers in our ActivityPub backend, allowing it to serve as a bridge between more conventional HTTP-based ActivityPub and more robust and decentralized protocols.
We have another little demo showing how federated authentication might look and how previous work on content-addressing works.
As part of the NLNet project we have been doing research into data model and data storage.
We are happy to announce initial results and a demo!
This enables content-addressable RDF and ensuring authenticity of RDF content, enabling offline-first and decentralized applications - things we are trying to build with openEngiadina.
Initial release and demo of GeoPub.
We are very happy to announce that openEngiadina is now being supported by the NLNet Foundation.
An outline of the background, general ideas and next steps of the project.
openEngiadina joined the SocialHub meeting at OFFDEM in Brussels.
An introduction to the underlying data model used by openEngiadina, Linked Data.
openEngiadina was presented at DINAcon 2019 in Bern.
A talk at the ActivityPub Conference in Prague on how the ActivityPub protocol can be used to create any kind of structured data in a crowdsourced manner.
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