Semantic Interoperability of Metadata and Information in unLike Environments
SIMILE was focused on developing robust, open source tools that empower users to access, manage, visualize and reuse digital assets. Learn more about the SIMILE project.
An extension to the Firefox Web browser
that turns it into a Semantic Web browser
letting you make use of existing information
on the Web in more useful and flexible ways
not offered by the original Web sites.
The server companion of Piggy Bank
that lets you persist, share and publish data
collected by individuals, groups or communities.
An inspector for large quantities of XML data
and it's useful for useful in situations like
exploration, migration, cleanup, evaluation
schema emergence.
A graphical graph visualizer powered by
RDF data and capable of displaying graphs
with a real-time interactive visualization.
Referee reads your web server logs, crawls your referrers
(the links that point to your pages) and extract metadata
from those pages and text around the links that pointed to your pages.
Babel lets you convert between various data formats.
In particular, it lets you convert data into the Exhibit
JSON format and preview the data right inside Exhibit.
Exhibit lets you create web pages with support for sorting,
filtering, and rich visualizations by writing only HTML
and optionally some CSS and Javascript code. There is no
database and no web application technologies involved.
Appalachian is a Firefox add-on that adds the ability to
manage and use several OpenIDs to ease the login parts of
your browsing experience.
Seek adds faceted browsing features to Mozilla Thunderbird and
lets you search through your email more effectively.
Potluck is a research prototype for a user interface to mix and align
structured data coming from different exhibits.
jsTeX is a javascript library that is capable of interpreting
some (basic) TeX encodings and transform them into HTML definitions
right directly on a web page.
A web application to facilitate the web publishing of bibliographies
and citation collections as interactive exhibits and facilitate the
sharing of this type of data.
