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UPML: The Language and Tool Support for Making the Semantic Web Alive (2000)
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@MISC{Omelayenko00upml:the,
author = {B. Omelayenko and M. Crubezy and D. Fensel and R. Benjamins and B. Wielinga and E. Motta and m. Musen and Y. Ding},
title = {UPML: The Language and Tool Support for Making the Semantic Web Alive},
year = {2000}
}
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Abstract
Introduction Originally, the Web grew mainly around representing static information using the HTML language, which provided a standard for document layout and was interpreted by browsers in a canonical way to render documents. On the one hand, it was the simplicity of HTML that enabled the fast growth of the WWW. On the other hand, its simplicity seriously hampered more advanced Web application in many domains and for many tasks. The Semantic Web [Berners-Lee & Fischetti, 1999] will transform the current World-Wide Web into a network of resources structured with the annotations defining their meaning and relationships. In this context, computers not only provide more efficient access to Web resources, but are also able to perform intelligent tasks with those resources. The explicit representation of the semantics of data, accompanied with domain theories (i.e. ontologies), will enable a Web that provides a qualitatively new level of service. It
Keyphrases
tool support semantic web alive many domain semantic web berners-lee fischetti canonical way explicit representation domain theory web resource efficient access fast growth new level intelligent task introduction originally current world-wide web html language document layout many task static information advanced web application
