SAD Generator: eating our own dog food to generate KGs and websites for academic events

@InProceedings{heyvaert2019sad,
    author = {Heyvaert, Pieter and Chaves-Fraga, David and Freddy, Piyatna and Sequeda, Juan and Dimou, Anastasia},
    title = {{ SAD Generator: eating our own dog food to generate KGs and websites for academic events }},
    booktitle = {Proceedings of the 16th ESWC: Posters and Demos},
    year = {2019},
    abstract = {Nowadays, a website is used to disseminate information about
an event (e.g., location, dates, time). In the academic world, it is common to develop a website for an event, such as workshops or conferences.
Aligning with the "Web of data", its dissemination should also happen by
publishing the information of the event as a knowledge graph, e.g., via
RDF that is available through a SPARQL endpoint or a Triple Patterns
Fragment server. However, the RDF generation and website development
is not always straightforward and can be time-consuming. In this demo,
we present the Semantic Academic-event Dissemination (SAD) Generator for generating RDF and websites for academic events. The generator
allows to (i) annotate CSV files that contain academic event data and
use the annotations to generate a knowledge graph and (ii) generate a
website with the information for the event querying the knowledge graph.
We used our generator to generate the RDF and website of a real workshop, the KGB workshop. It can be easily reused by organizers of other
academic events by simply providing the event's information in CSV files.
  },

    pdf = {https://pieterheyvaert.com/publications/heyvaert2019sad/paper.pdf}
}