Semantic Filesystem

Semantic File Systems are file systems used for information persistence which structure the data according to their semantics and intent, rather the location as with current file systems. It allows the data to be addressed by their content (associative access) and querying for the data.

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Virtual File System on top of Topic Maps

by Robert Barta

The UNIX file system provides a robust framework to abstract away from technical differences between various storage media. This work summarizes …

Was presented at TMRA 2008.

Topic - semantic file system

is a Topic Maps driven application.

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Fuse::TM

is a Utilities and Components.

Fuse::TM it's a small perl module (plus a commandline wrapper) which allows the user to mount a topic map as a filesystem. Basenames become files ...

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Topic Maps offered the semantic flexibility that I needed in Topincs, an application with an unlimited domain. It allowed me to make statements about any subjects. Exactly what I was looking for.