kurra
kurra is an open source toolkit for the management of RDF data. It provides a range of functions to validate, convert, export and load RDF data and aims to assist with many of the common tasks that RDF users encounter.
kurra is built on RDFLib which is an open source, low-level, RDF manipulation tool maintained by an international consortium of software experts and which KurrawongAI contributes to.
See the tool's detailed documentation at:
Case Study: kurra for GSWA
This is an instance of kurra in use
The Geological Survey of Western Australia (GSWA) produces large amounts of RDF data from a number of siloed databases, files stores and other data locations which are merged into a single RDF Knowledge Graph.
They use kurra both manually and within workflows and scripts to validate and load their RDF datasets into the Knowledge Graph which is stored in an instance of Fuseki.
kurra helps GSWA to maintain multiple RDF generation scripts and workflows by providing each with a large set of RDF manipulation functions that can select for use, without having to reinvent solutions to common problems.
This is efficient for kurra is under active developments and is accumulating new features and processing efficiencies whcih they get "for free" by just upgrading their instnaces of kurra at no cost.
We provide these services for kurra:
- training in its use
- embedding of it into scripts and workflows to manage data