The movie mashup application MoMa: geolocalizing and finding movies

Authors:
Jean-Marc Finsterwald;Gregory Grefenstette;Julien Law-To;Hugues Bouchard;Amar Djalil Mezaour
Affiliations:
EXALEAD, Paris, France;EXALEAD, Paris, France;EXALEAD, Paris, France;Yahoo! Labs, Barcelona, Spain;EXALEAD, Paris, France
Venue:
Proceedings of the ACM multimedia 2012 workshop on Geotagging and its applications in multimedia
Year:
2012

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Abstract

It is easy to find large-scale, free-to-use, computer readable geographical databases nowadays, and many people are examining how to exploit them, crossing them with other linked data to produce new applications. We present here a publicly accessible web application for searching for movies based on location, mashing up information from DBpedia and GeoNames. We also describe its architecture and the solutions we developed to address the entity ambiguity problems we encountered.