System Design for Semantic Web of Thai Historical Events
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14456/jiskku.2020.16Keywords:
Historical event, semantic web, system analysis and designAbstract
Purpose of the study: Systematic design for semantic web of Thai historical events.
Methodology: This study use research and development methodology comprised 2 processes including (1) to study and compare semantic web or system that serve data and information related historical in Thailand and worldwide and (2) to analysis and design the semantic web of Thai historical events. It comprises 3 sections including process, data layer and user interface analysis and design.
Main Findings: The system comprised 3 layers including (1) Data layer is a layer for data storage and retrieval in relational database schema. (2) Semantic layer can link to another system with linked data technic and (3) Application layer can process system function and interact with user on Web-based application. The system has 22 data tables, 8 core functions, and 4 linked data about event, person, place, and object.
Applications of this study: That can be used system structure and necessary components for system development phase. These was prepared for the development of semantic web of Thai historical events.
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