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Linking Domain-Specific Knowledge to Encyclopedic Knowledge: an Initial Approach to Linked Data

Linked Data creates a shared information space by publishing and connecting resources in the Semantic Web. However, the specification of semantic relationships between data sources is still a stumbling block. One solution is to enrich ontologies with multilingual and concept-oriented information. Usefully linking entities in the Semantic Web is thus facilitated by a semantic-oriented cross-lingual ontology mapping framework in which knowledge representations are not restricted to a particular natural language. Accordingly, this paper describes a preliminary approach for integrating general encyclopedic knowledge in DBpedia with EcoLexicon, a multilingual terminological knowledge base on the environment.