I recently spoke with a resource-limited organization that is investigating government corruption and wants to access various public datasets to monitor politicians and law firms. They don’t have developers in-house, but feel pretty comfortable analyzing datasets in CSV form. While many public datasources are available in structured form, some sources are hidden in what us data folks call the deep web. Amazon is a nice example of a deep website, where you have to enter text into a search box, click on a few buttons to narrow down your results, and finally access relatively structured data (prices, model numbers, etc.) embedded in HTML. Amazon has a structured database of their products somewhere, but all you get to see is a bunch of webpages trapped behind some forms.

GIGANTIC list of who's-using-what for digital preservation in libraries, archives, museums.

Translator between different RDF syntaxes.

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"Catmandu" - general-purpose data munger.

"Easy" translator of MARC to RDF.

Metafacture is a tool suite for metadata processing.

RDF editor and viewer.

Free software in Python for making websites based on RDF data.

Command-line RDF validator. No web interface that I know of.

DP tool listing. Supersedes several older ones.

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