At the LODE-BD Webinar today, I mentioned some useful sources for locating LOD datasets, vocabularies, properties, and examples of bibliographic data. Here are the links to some of them. 

1. Where to find available LOD datasets:

• The Data Hub:  http://datahub.io/ (check under certain groups, such as "Bibliographic Data", "Library Linked Data" group).

2. Where to find metadata schemas/vocabularies, or find the properties already being defined by any RDF vocabulary or OWL ontology:

• LOV (Linked Open Vocabularies):  http://lov.okfn.org/dataset/lov/

(Find a vocabulary or check its relationship with other vocabularies. Search a property name you are looking for, e.g., "audiance" and find out which namespaces have defined it.)

3. Name Authority Service

• VIAF (Virtual International Authority File) http://viaf.org/

(Includes 20+ name authority files contributed by national libraries and major research institutions.)

4. Subject vocabularies available as LOD datasets:

• LCSH: http://id.loc.gov/
• AGROVOC (multilingual) Linked Data: http://aims.fao.org/standards/agrovoc/linked-open-data
• EUROVOC (multilingual): http://eurovoc.europa.eu/

(& find more in The Data Hub).

5. Examples of bibliographic data that are available as LOD:

• WorldCat http://www.worldcat.org/ (Go to the end of any record page, click "Linked Data" box). Example: http://www.worldcat.org/title/oliver-twist/oclc/959213
• OpenAgris http://aims.fao.org/openagris (Two examples are provided at the end of the page, or you can just search one, e.g., 'rice'. Follow one record to check its RDF record). Example: http://agris.fao.org/openagris/search.do?recordID=PL2009000495

LODE-BD appendixes also provide lists of references related to Linked Data:

• 4.2. How to publish and consume Linked Data
• 4.3. Where to find Linked Data sets and Vocabularies
• 4.4. How to express metadata with different syntaxes: text, html. xml, rdf, and rdfa
• 4.5. Why publish bibliographic data as Linked Data?

Feel free to leave your question or comments. And thank you for your participation and contribution!