Home >> Reference >> Libraries >> Library and Information Science >> Technical Services >> Cataloguing >> Metadata >> RDF >> Technical Articles and TechNotes A Query and Inference Service for RDF This paper describes some existing techniques used in logic program evaluation and examines how RDF descriptions fit into this framework. Storing RDF in a relational database An informal summary of various approaches to storing RDF in a relational database by Sergey Melnik (Stanford. Query + Metadata + Logic = Metalog A paper on a new querying language, Metalog, which allows users to write inference rules and queries in English-like syntax. Shows how these reasoning rules have equivalent representation both as RDF descriptions and as logic programs. Guidance on expressing Dublin Core within the Resource Description Framework Working Draft Semantic Web: Why RDF is more than XML An overview on why RDF model is different from the XML model by Tim Berners-Lee. Semantic Web roadmap An attempt to give a high-level plan of the architecture of the Semantic Web by Tim Berners-Lee. Web design issues; What a semantic can represent What the semantic web is not, and how other data models map into directed labelled graphs by Tim Berners-Lee. Automatic RDF Metadata Generation for Resource Discovery Paper by Charlotte Jenkins, Mike Jackson, Peter Burden and Jon Wallis on using automatic web page classification represented in RDF. Metadata for Web Resources: How Metadata Works on the Web By Martin Dillon. "The task of this paper: how do we gain (bibliographic) control over knowledge resources on the Web?"
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