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The paper proposes an approach to transcend multicultural and multilingualbarriers in the use and reuse of geographical data at the European level. Theapproach aims at sharing scientific terms in the field of nature conservationwith the goal of assisting different user communities with metadata compilationand information discovery. A multi-thesauri solution is proposed, based on aCommon Thesaurus Framework for Nature Conservation, where different well-knownKnowledge Organization Systems are assembled and shared. It has been designedaccording to semantic web and W3C recommendations employing SKOS standardmodels and Linked Data to publish the thesauri as a whole inmachine-understandable format. The outcome is a powerful framework satisfyingthe requirements of modularity and openness for further thesaurus extension andupdating, interlinking among thesauri, and exploitability from other systems.The paper supports the employment of Linked Data to deal with terminologies incomplex domains such as nature conservation and it proposes a hands-on recipeto publish thesauri in the framework.

A multilingual/multicultural semantic-based approach to improve Data Sharing in an SDI for Nature Conservation