The Semantic Web
History & definitions
Berners-Lee coined the term The Semantic Web in 2001. A universal medium for data, information and knowledge exchange — easily understood by computers and people alike. Data is structured through applying commonly accepted principles and technologies. E.g. Resource Description Framework (RDF); Web Ontology Language (OWL). The principles and technologies aim at providing formal descriptions of concepts, terms and relationships within a given knowledge domain.
Original sources
The Semantic Web — Projections & Guesses
Introductions & Guides
Semantic Web Patterns - A Guide to Semantic Technologies
Reuters Wants the Web to Be Tagged
Semantic Data Representation
Academic Research
Semiotics for Ontologies and Knowledge Representation
Mining Structured vs. Unstructured Data - Where is the structure and where did the semantics go?
Towards Semantic Web-based Adaptive Hypermedia Model
Sharing Context Information in Semantic Spaces
Center for Semiotics, University of Aarhus
5th European Semantic Web Conference 2008
Semantic Tagging
Applications
Semantic tagging with Faviki
Semantic tagging of www.bergholt.net
About SatSites
Additional links related in one way or the other to the semantic web & semantic tagging
On the Road to the Semantic Web
Links
Semiotics -- The Theory of Signs & Signification
Aggregation & Aggregators -- On the Syndication of Content
Battle & Bounce's BPS -- Brand Positioning System
Constructed & maintained by Bergholt & Battle & Bounce
Intelligent Traffic
