LINKED DATA DoGi is a bibliographic Linked Open Data source storing references about contributions published on Italian legal journals.
The DoGi initiative collects data from 1970 counting almost 400.000 contributions. A team of experts organize and preserve printed and digital juridical journals creating every 2 months around 15.000 new bibliographic resources.
Each resource is described by:
- bibliographic information enhanced with abstracts, summaries (ToCs and/or extended keywords);
- selection of legislative and jurisprudential references;
- one or more classification codes based on DoGi classification schema;
- other additional information related to the literary genres of the contribution analyzed.
The Linked Data DoGi project experiments Semantic Web technologies with a subset of data starting from 2000.
The project has been conducted by two institutes of the National Research Council: Institute of Informatics and Telematics (in particular by the WAFI group) and the Institute of Legal Information Theory and Techniques.
The D2RQ repository has been modified in order to fulfil the requirements of the project.