Discover how people and organizations connect the dots about complex issues that are otherwise invisible. Search and explore their immediate relations across a variety of interesting contexts.
Create your own knowledge graph using the visual editor, importing from your spreadsheets, or programmatically via the API. Invite collaborators and contribute to their graphs.
Apply network analysis to discover patterns, central actors, indirect relations, organic clusters that are otherwise hidden. Place analysis in your reports, tell stories with your data.
Share your graph, selections with permalinks, embed into your sites, download PDFs, discuss via comments, track your graph’s engagement.
Investigative journalism, organizational analysis, strategizing, archival exploration, content curation are some of Graph Commons use cases.
this story tracks the major attacks committed by ISIS from among the 88 attacks by 9 different terror organizations since 2011 shown by the map
How did Fettah Tamince benefit from AKP government's concessions?
Azerbaijan's state-run oil company Socar has founded 30 companies in Turkey, including the construction of the natural gas pipeline TANAP that will carry gas from Azerbaijan to Europe, crossing throu...
Declared supporter institutions of at-Risk Scholars around the world
İstanbul, son yıllarda farklı alanlarda faaliyet gösteren ve şehrin dört bir yanına yayılan yaratıcı platformlara ev sahipliği yapıyor.
Institutions, corporations, projects, people and their partnerships in the crypto space in Turkey.
What's happening at your department? Who else is using emerging tech? Using the search bar in the top left we find the Government Digital Service.
A story of three musicians in PI Recordings ecosystem
Alfabeyi bundan 3000 küsur yıl önce Fenikeliler icat etmiş. Basit gibi gözüken, son derece zekice bir buluş bu. Daha önce her biri bir basit kavramı ifade eden binlerce simge-resim varken bunlardan 2...
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Using data from Auckland Museums SPARQL endpoint (api.aucklandmuseum.com)
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Linked Open Data in Libraries, Archives and Museums Summit, June 2015 in Sydney
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