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An international organization, OBI, has three offices in Europe, see Figure 7.
Figure 7: The location of OBI’s offices in Europe
Office A and Office B report to Office C, the head office.
Office A and Office B collaborate on many projects. Office C is not involved in the collaboration between Office A and Office B.
OBI has projects that involve large numbers of contributors from all over the world. These projects are managed by OBI staff in Office A.
The contributors often include non-text based information.
Draw a directed graph based on the scenario.
Describe the role of graph theory in determining the connectivity of the World Wide Web.
Outline two issues that may arise from using a non-text based search.
OBI has decided to gather information for one project by utilizing collective intelligence.
Evaluate this decision.
The transport authority in a major metropolitan area is developing a "Unified Transit Hub" (UTH). The UTH aims to provide an intelligent traveler assistant that combines real-time bus schedules, local weather conditions, and live social media reports using the Semantic Web.
Explain the technical challenges the transport authority may face when attempting to integrate these diverse data sources using ontologies and linked data.