What is the DBpedia KG Catalog?
The DBpedia KG Catalog is a shared place to discover, understand, and compare knowledge graphs.
Knowledge graphs are published by many communities and organizations, but there is still no common catalog that makes them easy to find and assess. Information about a graph's scope, access, license, size, and maintenance is often distributed across project websites, repositories, and data portals. That fragmentation makes it harder to reuse graph data with confidence.
Our mission
Our aim is to make knowledge graphs more findable, understandable, and reusable. The catalog brings practical metadata together in one navigable view and makes changes over time visible, giving users a clearer basis for selecting and reusing graph data.
- Help users find knowledge graphs and understand their scope, domain, access paths, and licensing.
- Make maintenance signals, releases, and distributions easier to inspect and compare.
- Provide a maintained catalog whose records can be controlled and monitored over time.
For graph publishers and users
For publishers, the catalog provides a clear place to present a graph and keep its metadata current. For researchers, data engineers, and other users, it provides a practical starting point for evaluating whether a KG is suitable for a project. Browse the catalog to explore available graphs, or add a KG to contribute one.
Contact
- Main contact: Milan Dojchinovski — dojchinovski@infai.org
- Community feedback:
- KG Catalog website feedback: report website layout, styling, and frontend behavior issues in dbpedia/kg-catalog-web issue tracker on GitHub.
- KG Catalog system feedback: report catalog workflow, submission, and backend-related issues through the dbpedia/kg-catalog issue tracker on GitHub.
Acknowledgements
This work was partially supported by the GOBLIN COST Action CA23147—the Global Network on Large-Scale, Cross-domain and Multilingual Open Knowledge Graphs.