What is linked data?

Linked Data refers to a method of publishing structured data on the web so that it can be easily connected and queried across different sources. It uses standard web technologies such as HTTP, RDF, and URIs to enable data from different domains to be linked and integrated. This approach allows for greater interoperability and discoverability of information, making it easier to build applications that use data from diverse sources. Linked Data plays a key role in the Semantic Web, supporting more intelligent and context-aware web services.