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so look it's a platform developed to make the sharing of data sets easier does this post for the owner of the data set and for the users interacting with different vocabularies by sharing you should understand access to the content of the vocabulary for visualization and dissemination of its various files the intent is to help the community of users including linguist terminologists or knowledge managers to use and improve the vocabulary for the community needs as we first get into the homepage of show hook we can see several areas of Interest in the center is the button to submit suggestion we default this function members of the community can be involved in the development of the catalog the options are I can provide metadata about an existing resource found on the web or the using a submit a data set already existing in rdf format or you can submit a data set existing in a different format like Excel that will need processing before being disseminated in the right corner we can see the login button to access the administrative area project manager and administrators of the system will access this area in order to create and configure projects or set up the different functions last but not least in the top left corner we can see the main functions namely the ones that practically give access to the information these are the global data set alog View the global search interface and the interface shown the alignments recognized by the system going back to the catalog we can see a list of data sets depending on the user preferences this area can be configured to provide either the basic list or a so-called faced based View here a category based U makes use of several so-called facets in order to organize the catalog in different groupings either way the list can get long as you can see I'm browsing it might not be efficient to help users in this matter the interface provides a fast search function to retrieve vocabularies from the catalog based on their own names as we access any of the vocabularies we can observe a structured interface providing access to the actual content on the left you can see a panel in presenting a hierarchical view that allows one to navigate around different terms of the vocabulary on the right side we see the panel with the properties of the respective term the interface is not complex but it does contain a lot of features we can opt to see just a specific language or a set of languages in both panels first into three View and then in the properties panel foreign at the beginning at the end of any or anywhere inside that term as you can observe elements of the presentation the property panel are you are also clickable this function makes use of the link open data attribute of the vocabulies included in the catalog for for the search function multiple other functions are presented for advanced users as well for a more visual access to the content we can access the so-called graph view of the for that here we can observe the relations between different entities and properties navigate and capture graphical representation of the view to support analysis of the data architecture also for advanced users the system provides an interface to a programmatic interface where sparkual scripts can be used to retrieve any information from the vocabulary in a customized way the results of this type of queries can be saved in different formats for other users last but not least the data CDU provides access to the metadata of our vocabulary where we can see different aspects that describe the data set first we have several Fields describing the vocabulary second we can see the different files associated with the vocabulary in the distributions area and third we have the statistics describing the vocabulary such statistics can either be viewed in tabular mode or graphically we have presented earlier the ability to search for a given terminal vocabulary but there is more to it in the global search function we can search here for a term in the entire catalog to find all the vocabularies that might contain the necessary information a user can decide to go see the respective vocabulary of the or the representation of that specific term in the vocabulary the third area of Interest it is the so-called alignments this interface provides access to one of the most important feature of a vocabulary this is the link data element of it represented by the mappings between similar terms found in different vocabularies here we can have both a table View or a graph view of the alignment each of the of these views provides different advantages either a more visual representation of it on an interface where the users can browse and search for the exact terms of Interest last but not least for a series of advanced advanced functions for the developer it does that by providing multiple ways to access that first it offers the possibility to use semantic tracking applications interfaces to integrate with other tools in a programmatic way this API is based on semantic turkey a framework that Showbox shares with other tool of interest for vocabulary users namely with workbench secondly it is possible to develop and offer access to custom services that are accessible as standard based interfaces all the presented features the most demonstrate how show rock manages to play its role in enhances the accessibility of semantic linked open data enabled or categories