csv2rdf4lod-automation is licensed under the [Apache License, Version 2.0](https://github.com/timrdf/csv2rdf4lod-automation/wiki/License)

The RDF (esp. the provenance) looked surprisingly good. -SM

The following list of SPARQL endpoints contains RDF data converted by csv2rdf4lod. See Querying datasets created by csv2rdf4lod for a list of queries that you can use to explore RDF data by the metadata created by csv2rdf4lod.

• https://logd.tw.rpi.edu/sparql
• https://sparql.tw.rpi.edu/virtuoso/sparql
  • View subset of Jim McCusker's ArrayExpress data
• https://data.oceandrilling.org/sparql
• https://aquarius.tw.rpi.edu:8888/sparql

https://labs.mondeca.com/sparqlEndpointsStatus/index.html shows a great SPARQL endpoint status panel.

A csv2rdf4lod-automation data root hosted on a public repository allows anyone to obtain the materials needed to reproduce the RDF data that someone else created with csv2rdf4lod.

• Linked Open Biomedical Data's skeleton is on Google Code
• Semantic Water Quality Portal's skeleton is on Google Code
• Linking Open Government Data's skeleton is on Google Code (WARNING: YMMV)

These files can be referenced by conversion:links_via to assert entities within your dataset are owl:sameAs other more popular URIs for the same entities.

• Countries
  • https://www.cs.utoronto.ca/~mfazel/lod-links/country-dbpedia.ttl
  • https://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/countries.html
• U.S. States/Territories
  • https://www.rpi.edu/~lebot/lod-links/state-fips-dbpedia.ttl
  • https://www.rpi.edu/~lebot/lod-links/state-fips-geonames.ttl
  • https://www.rpi.edu/~lebot/lod-links/state-fips-govtrack.ttl