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= Converting microformats to other knowledge representation languages = | |||
This page is intended to list applications and schemas to convert microformats to other knowledge representation languages such as RDF(S), OWL, and Topic Maps. | This page is intended to list applications and schemas to convert microformats to other knowledge representation languages such as RDF(S), OWL, and Topic Maps. | ||
* [http://www.wandora.org Wandora] is capable to convert geo, adr, hcalendar, and hcard microformat snippets to Topic Maps. | * [http://www.wandora.org Wandora] is capable to convert geo, adr, hcalendar, and hcard microformat snippets to Topic Maps. | ||
* [http://buzzword.org.uk/cognition/ Cognition] will convert: | |||
** geo / adr → KML, RDF/XML and RDF/JSON | |||
** hCard → vCard, jCard, RDF/XML and RDF/JSON | |||
** hCalendar → iCalendar, RDF/XML and RDF/JSON | |||
** hAtom → Atom, iCalendar, RDF/XML and RDF/JSON | |||
** XFN → RDF/XML (FOAF) and RDF/JSON (FOAF) | |||
** xFolk / hReview → RDF/XML and RDF/JSON | |||
* [http://triplr.org/ Triplr] is capable of converting microformats into a variety of outputs | |||
Latest revision as of 10:13, 20 June 2008
Converting microformats to other knowledge representation languages
This page is intended to list applications and schemas to convert microformats to other knowledge representation languages such as RDF(S), OWL, and Topic Maps.
- Wandora is capable to convert geo, adr, hcalendar, and hcard microformat snippets to Topic Maps.
- Cognition will convert:
- geo / adr → KML, RDF/XML and RDF/JSON
- hCard → vCard, jCard, RDF/XML and RDF/JSON
- hCalendar → iCalendar, RDF/XML and RDF/JSON
- hAtom → Atom, iCalendar, RDF/XML and RDF/JSON
- XFN → RDF/XML (FOAF) and RDF/JSON (FOAF)
- xFolk / hReview → RDF/XML and RDF/JSON
- Triplr is capable of converting microformats into a variety of outputs