jSpace

jSpace is a faceted data browser for browsing, searching, and discovering information in complex, very large data sets. Using a novel, intuitive user interface, jSpace allows users to interact with data in a power and easy-to-learn experience.

Using jSpace

We’re currently preparing for the release of jSpace 1.0, so we don’t have a demo available at this time. We’ll announce the release on our blog so please an eye on it, but in the meantime, if you’d like to learn a little more about the upcoming release, you can check out an earlier post which describe the new release and has a couple screenshots.

You can also see how jSpace is being used at NASA.

Technology Behind jSpace

jSpace is:

• 100% pure Java information client
• based on W3C standard SPARQL protocol and query language for RDF
• Supports custom facet visualizations