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In this series I will introduce the technologies behind my FOAF network. FOAF\nmeans Friend-of-a-Friend and

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[t]he Friend of a Friend (FOAF) project is creating a Web of machine-readable pages describing people,\nthe links between them and the things they create and do.

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My FOAF file (draft) will give you details on\nwho I am, who I collaborate with (and other types of friends), which conferences I am attending, what I\npublished etc. That is, I’ll try to keep it updated. BTW, FOAF is a RDF language.

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FOAFExplorer

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Pierre has done some excellent FOAF work\nin the past, and developed the\nMyFOAFExplorer, and also developed\na tool to create a FOAF network\nbased on the PubMed database, called\nSciFOAF. The latter is neat, but does not allow putting\nall this personal details in the FOAF files. However, the output could be a starting\npoint.

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Back to FOAFExplorer, this is what the FOAFExplorer shows for my network:

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I’m a bit lonely, even though I have linked to two friends in my FOAF file, of which one has a FOAF\nfile too (Henry):

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<foaf:knows>\n  <foaf:Person rdf:ID=\"HenryRzepa\">\n    <foaf:name>Henry Rzepa</foaf:name>\n    <rdfs:seeAlso rdf:resource=\"http://www.ch.ic.ac.uk/rzepa/rzepa.xrdf\"/>\n  </foaf:Person>\n</foaf:knows>\n<foaf:knows>\n  <foaf:Person rdf:ID=\"PeterMurrayRust\">\n    <foaf:name>Peter Murray-Rust\n    <foaf:mbox_sha1sum>926d6f8ed367bdded26353a05e80b4f0ce18230d...\n  </foaf:Person>\n</foaf:knows>\n
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I guess the FOAFExplorer does not browse into my network. More on that in later items in this series.

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