Vol. 4 pp.39 - 47.

AbstractLinked Data can perform expressive query capabilities over the aggregated Web of data, similarly to how a relational database is queried. Smartphone’ multimedia, sensing, and communication capabilities provide the best environment in which to create easily new and superior mashup content combined with Linked Data. This paper describes a novel geospatial semantic mobile mashup system based on Google Map and Location APIs. It provides mashups of Google Map and DBpedia based on users’ current location, display surrounding DBpedia objects, and links to search for additional semantic information. DBpedia is emerging as the core of LOD (Linked Open Data), which is gathering information based on Wikipedia and using it to develop the large scale Big Data. Developed semantic mobile mashups are able to find the desired place of your current location through GPS, and access the semantic information easily in the self-developed Linked Data browser.