Linked Open Data is structured data on the web that is published and shared from various sources. Related data is connected using web standards such as URIs and RDF. The current linked open data cloud comprises billions of triples. With the availability of various open data sets, a number of innovative and interesting applications are possible. This paper focuses on using data integration techniques and ontology engineering for linked data generation that can be used for the creation of a smart museum tour. The Smithsonian American Art Museum has a vivid collection of American artworks. The data about all artworks and sculptures and their location in the museum is published as Linked Open Data. This paper presents a linked data generation approach for a smart museum tour application that uses the user’s location as input and displays information about all the nearby artworks and additional connected and related information from a linked open data set about an artwork chosen.
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