On March 20th, 2013 members of the Provenance Working Group gave a tutorial on the PROV family of specifications at the EDBT conference in Genova, Italy. EDBT (“Extending Database Technology”) is widely regarded as one of the prime venues in Europe … Continue reading
The W3C Provenance Working Group has released a set of documents to define a framework for interchanging and representing provenance on the Web. One of these documents is the Dublin Core to PROV mapping, which describes a partial mapping from Dublin Core Terms to … Continue reading
Last week, the W3C Provenance Working group released 13 documents simultaneously that together define a framework for interchanging provenance on the Web. We are really excited about this release as it a complete, full and stable definition of PROV and … Continue reading
Just a couple of months ago, the PROV Working Group published four candidate recommendations and asked for the community to report its implementation and usage of PROV. We asked you to tell us what you were doing with PROV by … Continue reading
The W3C Provenance Working Group is happy to announce a new release of the PROV Family of Documents, which provides a framework for interchanging provenance on the Web. This family includes 4 Candidate Recommendations that define the core of PROV … Continue reading
After an intense and fun week at the International Semantic Web Conference, I wanted to bring you up to date with the fourth face-to-face meeting of the Provenance Working Group. The meeting was held the two days before the start … Continue reading
The Provenance Working Group is excited to announce Last Call on 3 documents that define the core of the PROV family of specifications. These 3 documents focus on how to model provenance information for the purposes of interchanging them. PROV-DM … Continue reading
The W3C Provenance Working Group has published, and is seeking public feedback on, the Last Call Working Draft of the PROV Ontology (PROV-O). PROV-O is a normative serialization of PROV Data Model. It provides a set of classes, properties, and … Continue reading
Last week, the Provenance Working Group had its third F2F meeting in Santa Barbara, CA. Our last meeting was February and we’ve made extensive progress since then. In May, we released a synchronous release of the core documents that make … Continue reading
At last week’s International Provenance and Annotation Workshop, the Provenance Working Group gave a tutorial on the PROV family of specifications. This is the first time we’ve given a comprehensive overview of the specs. The 3 hour tutorial was well … Continue reading