
The use of semantic technologies has gained significant traction in recent years. Their maturation in terms of performance and robustness has led to increased adoption. However, the lack of internationalization support has hindered their widespread use. This research activity aims to address this limitation by developing a framework for internationalizing semantic web applications. The framework will enable the creation of multilingual semantic web applications, making them more accessible to a global audience. This will involve the development of tools and techniques for translating and adapting semantic web content, as well as the creation of a community-driven repository for sharing and reusing internationalized semantic web resources. The ultimate goal is to make semantic web applications more inclusive and user-friendly, bridging the gap between different cultures and languages.
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