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Page 1: Introduction to Semantic Web

SEMANTIC WEBPRIMER

Page 2: Introduction to Semantic Web

Expectations

This is a primer session

Is intended for knowing the overview of semantic web

This is a developing technology

Questions to be taken at the end of presentation

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Agenda

What is Semantic Web

Building Blocks

Benefits

Future Scope

Know More

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What are we talking about?

se man tic- relating to meaning in language or logic.

- a complex system of interconnected elements

web- a complex system of interconnected elements

- world wide web

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What is semantic web

The Semantic Web combines a set of new technologies with

grounded knowledge representation techniques to address the

needs of more formal information modelling and reasoning for web-

based services

Its a collaborative movement led by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

Stack built on the builds on the W3C's Resource Description

Framework (RDF)

We are now talking about Web 3.0

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Definition

The Semantic Web provides a common framework that allows data to

be shared and reused across application, enterprise, and community

boundaries.

-W3C

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Building Blocks

Semantic Web Layer Cake Source: W3C

RDF: It describes Resources through a series of

Statements. Each statement is a Property and Value

that is about a Resource.

OWL: Web Ontology Language, informally OWL, is a

declarative knowledge representation language for

the Semantic Web with formally defined meaning for

creating ontologies.

SPARQL: It’s a query language for RDF.

RIF: Rule Interchange Format family of specifications

focuses on exchange rather than a single one-fits-all.

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Benefits

Consistent mechanisms to model information from simple

vocabularies to complex ontologies.

A formal model approach ensures information reasoning outcomes.

Data linking opportunities aimed at supporting better user

experiences, and hence, improved business outcomes.

A groundswell of activity in the development of open-source tools

to exploit Semantic Web technologies and information

Standardised by the W3C indicating global consensus and open

royalty-free specifications

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Current & Future Scope

Currently used in

Traffic Management

Freight and Fleet Management

Public Transport and Traveler Information

Emergency Management and Safety Services

Toll Payments

Weather and Environment Information

Future Scope