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| ====== Semantic Web Technologies ====== | ====== Semantic Web Technologies ====== | ||
| - | ^ topic ^ lecture notes ^ references/additional material ^ | + | Table of Content |
| - | | Introduction | {{ :cours:sw:semantic_web_and_linked_data.pdf |The Semantic Web and Linked Data}} | | | | + | |
| - | | The RDF graph data model | | [[https://rubenverborgh.github.io/WebFundamentals/semantic-web/#rdf-model|R. Verborgh - RDF]] | | | + | |
| - | | RDF Schema | | [[https://rubenverborgh.github.io/WebFundamentals/semantic-web/#rdfs-vocabulary| R. Verborgh - RDFS]] | | | + | |
| - | | Querying RDF with SPARQL | {{ :cours:sw:sparql_18.pdf |SPARQL language}} <html><br/></html> {{ :cours:sw:intro_geosparql.pdf |GeoSPARQL}} | | | | + | |
| - | | Querying Linked Data | |{{:cours:sw:hartig-linked-data.pdf|O. Hartig. Querying Linked Data}} <html><br/></html> [[php sparql endpoints|Querying SPARQL endpoints with PHP]] | | + | |
| - | | Ontologies | {{:cours:sw:gen_intro_ontologies.pdf|Introduction to ontologies}} | | | | + | |
| - | | Description logics | {{:cours:sw:dl_basics_v12.pdf|DL Basics}} | | | | + | |
| - | | ::: | {{:cours:sw:subsumption_algos.pdf|Subsumption algorithms}} | | | | + | |
| - | | The OWL Language | | {{:cours:sw:owl2.pdf|New features of OWL2}} | | | + | |
| - | | Rules in description logic | {{:cours:cours:sw:dl-rules-swrl.pdf|Introduction to SWRL}} <html><br/></html> {{:cours:sw:dl-rules-epistemic_v13.pdf|Epistemic logic and rule semantics}}| | | | + | |
| - | | Logics, databases | {{:cours:sw:logics_dbs.pdf|1st order logics, databases and logics (Datalog)}} | | | | + | |
| - | | The XML document and data model | {{:cours:sw:xml-intro_v12.pdf|Introduction to XML}} <html><br/></html>{{:cours:sw:xml-schema-vshort_12.pdf|XML Schemas (very brief)}} | | | | + | |
| - | === References/readings === | + | * Introduction to the Semantic web and Linked data principles |
| - | + | * Basic models and languages | |
| - | Antoniou, G., van Harmelen, F. (2008) //A Semantic Web Primer//. MIT Press. | + | * Hierarchicacl exchange models: XML and JSON |
| - | + | * The resource description framework (RDF) | |
| - | (more to come) | + | * Linked data and RDF |
| + | * Querying RDF with SPARQL | ||
| + | * Publishing and sharing data on the Web | ||
| + | * Shared vocabularies (with RDFS and description logics) | ||
| + | * Data integration and linking | ||
| + | * Description logics and DL reasoning in the SW | ||
| + | * Ontology based data access | ||
| + | * Technical aspects: SPARQL endpoints, federated queries, RDF fragments, ... | ||
| + | * Space, time and other contexts | ||
| + | * Representing and publishing geospatial information | ||
| + | * Modeling time and reasoning with temporal data | ||
| + | * General models for contextualization | ||
| + | * Knowledge graphs | ||
| + | * Definition, creation, and use of large knowledge graphs | ||
| + | * Reasoning on knowledge graphs (with different logical languages) | ||