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Re: Temporal Scope for RDF Triples
We are currently working on a project trying to provide geo data for the University of Oxford called OxPoints. After a long debate on what data model to choose we finally decided to go for RDF. Since one of the requirements is to store historical data, we thought about how to introduce a time dimension to RDF and came to similar conclusions (see http://oxforderewhon.wordpress.com/2008/11/28/rdf-and-the-time-dimension-part-1/). We have started to implement the first prototype and so far everything seems to work out. I hope to be able to give an update on the current status of OxPoints soon. If you find the time, I would really be interested in your comments.