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Quite sketchy link collection. More should appear here anon.
The
Semantic Web
is a proposed set of facilities to add machine-intelligible semantics
to the web (describable as `encoding metadata using XML syntax', but
it's more than that at heart). The main activity within this is
RDF. Tim Berners-Lee's Scientific American article contains a vivid scenario.
Briefings on RDF (quite old now) from
UKOLN and
D-Lib magazine.
Introductions, tutorials, etc:
The Semantic Web: An Introduction.Semantic Web Related BooksWhat is an Ontology?Taxonomies?General ontologies links:
SHOE,
DAML and
DAML+OIL
(new user roadmaps,
AKT, and
OntoWeb
W3C ontology work:
W3C Web Ontology Working GroupW3C Web Ontology Working Group CharterW3C Web Ontology (WebOnt) WG is open - Dan Connolly (Tue, Aug 14 2001)XML Cover pages:
Resource Description and Classification
See also general metadata links
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