Conzilla2 - our second generation concept browser - is a knowledge management tool with many purposes. Among other things, it aims to be:
- an efficient collaborative knowledge environment.
- a versatile interface for editing and styling RDF.
Conzilla presents knowledge in terms of specific maps, context-maps. The context-maps displays nodes and arcs in a styled manner.
The nodes and arcs shown are resources and statements - represented as RDF graphs. Depending on what is suitable for the task parts of RDF-graphs may be chown in forms instead of as nodes and arcs. This is achived with the help of the SHAME framework and examplified in the picture to the right.
Conzilla contains an editor that allows direct editing and styling of RDF-graphs through context-maps. A context-map may work simultaneously with parts of several RDF-graphs - sometimes separated in different layers.
Conzilla also adds a navigational layer to connect context-maps though common concepts according to the knowledge manifold information topology. Simple hyperlinking is also available.
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