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Figure 1 gives an overview of the framework architecture.
Fig. 2. RDFBrowser also allows for inspecting from the RDFContentResolver available RDF- RDF-ContentProviders and the ontologies they manipulate.
Fig. 3. The Pikoid application annotates images with metadata stored as RDF. RDFBrowser al- al-lows for querying this information to the Pikoid RDFContentProvider interface and displaying it.
Fig. 4. An example of using the RDF Browser for accessing remote RDF.
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