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Semantic Web benefits

! Programs and sites can exchange information

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my-site.net your-site.orgcompany.com

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! Search engines can display more relevant information in results

! Data mashers can combine data from different datasets to find new and astounding things


Key (confusing) terms

RDF

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Machine UnderstandableLinked Data

SPARQL

Federated DatasetGiantGlobalGraph


Machine Understandable

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The Semantic Web helps machines understand what the information on a Web page is...

linclark.jpg

is a picture

of a person

named

Lin Clark


RDF

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RDF

Everything is a resource

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A resource is a named thing

A resource is a uniquely named thing

thishttp://lin-clark.com/page.html#this

lin:this

URICURIENamespace

xmlns:lin=”http://lin-clark.com/page.html#


RDF

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A resource can be a document

dblp:this

foaf:Document


RDF

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A resource can be a company

deri:this

foaf:Organization


RDF

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A resource can even be a person

lin:me

foaf:Person


RDF

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You can describe properties of that person...

lin:me

foaf:name Lin Clark

foaf:mbox [email protected]

foaf:birthday 07-01


RDF

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and describe how that person is related to other resources

lin:me

deri:thisdblp:this

swrc:employsfoaf:made


Federated Dataset

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Because we are using http URIs,

these resources don’t need to be in the same database

lin:me

deri:thisdblp:this

swrc:employsfoaf:made


Federated Dataset

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the resources can be distributed across the Web

in a federated datagraph


Giant Global Graph

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And when all resources are described this way,

the Web becomes one giant database...


SPARQL

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Find and retrieve information from the graph

using SPARQL


The Semantic Web

RDF

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Machine UnderstandableLinked Data

SPARQL

Federated DatasetGiantGlobalGraph

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The Semantic Web


The Web - Initial Proposal (1989)

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http://www.w3.org/History/1989/proposal.html


The Web - Circa 2010

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The Web – 1994 Vision

To a computer, the Web is a flat, boring world, devoid of meaning. This is a pity, as in fact documents on the Web describe real objects and imaginary concepts, and give particular relationships between them. For example, a document might describe a person. The title document to a house describes a house and also the ownership relation with a person. Adding semantics to the Web involves two things: allowing documents which have information in machine-readable forms, and allowing links to be created with relationship values. Only when we have this extra level of semantics will we be able to use computer power to help us exploit the information to a greater extent than our own reading.

Tim Berners-Lee, 1st World Wide Web Conference, Geneva, May 1994

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The Web – 1994 Vision

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http://www.slideshare.net/danbri/when-presentation-849447


The Semantic Web

!  Bridging the gap from a Web of Documents to a Web of Data "  With typed objects and typed relationships: The Web as a

giant decentralized database

!  Adding machine-readable meta-data to existing content "  So that information can be parsed, queried, reused

!  Defining shared semantics for this meta-data "  For interoperability between applications and for advanced

purposes, such as reasoning

!  Enabling machine-readable knowledge at Web scale, making information more easy to find and process

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A Bit of History

!  Memex "  1945 ! - Vannevar Bush

"  A memex is “a device in which an individual stores all his books, records, and communications.”

!  Augmenting Human Intellect "  1960 - Douglas Engelbart

"  “By ‘augmenting human intellect’ we mean increasing the capability of a man to approach a complex problem situation, to gain comprehension to suit his particular needs, and to derive solutions to problems.”

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More recently

!  SHOE "  http://www.cs.umd.edu/projects/plus/SHOE/

"  “SHOE is a small extension to HTML which allows web page authors to annotate their web documents with machine-readable knowledge. SHOE makes real intelligent agent software on the web possible.“

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The Semantic Web, right now

!  Standardisation work in W3C "  http://w3.org

!  Semantic Web activity "  http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/

!  Incubator Groups, Working Groups, Interest Groups "  SPARQL - http://www.w3.org/2009/sparql/wiki/Main_Page

"  RDB2RDF – http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/rdb2rdf

"  RIF - http://www.w3.org/2005/rules/

"  HCLS - http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/hcls/

"  …

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The Semantic Web stack

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http://www.w3.org/2007/03/layerCake.png


The Semantic Web stack

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http://www.w3.org/2007/03/layerCake.png



URIs, RDF(S) and OWL


URIs

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!  A Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) is a compact sequence of characters that identifies an abstract or physical resource as of RFC3986

!  URIs are used to identify everything in a unique and non-ambiguous way "  Not only pages (as on the current Web), but any resource

(people, documents, books, interests …)

"  A URI for a person is different from a URI for a document about the person, because a person is not a document !

!  Example "  http://apassant.net/alex - myself

"  http://apassant.net - my homepage

Resource Description Framework

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!  URI represent resources "  But how define things about these resources ?

"  E.g. “Drupal is a CMS”, “DERI is in Galway”

!  RDF – Resource Description Framework "  RDF abstract syntax, a data model: a directed, labeled

graph based on URIs

"  RDF is not XML ! RDF/XML is only one of the multiple way to serialize RDF data (N3, RDFa …)

!  RDF is based on triples "  <subject> <predicate> <object> .

"  Subjects and predicates are URIs

"  Objects can be either URIs or litterals

RDF by example

@prefix dct: <http://purl.org/dc/terms/> . !

<http://semtech2010.semanticuniverse.com/talk/2889#id>! dct:title “How to build Linked Data sites with Drupal7 and

RDFa” ; ! dct:author <http://apassant.net/alex> ;! dct:subject <http://dbpedia.org/resource/Drupal> .!

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How to build Linked Data sites with

Drupal7 and RDFadct:title http://semtech2010.semanticuniverse.com/talk/2889#id

http://apassant.net/alex http://dbpedia.org/resource/Drupal

dct:author dct:subject


RDFa

!  A way of embedding RDF in (X)HTML documents: "  One page for both humans and machines

"  Don’t need to repeat yourself

"  Introducing new XHTML attributes

"  http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml-rdfa-primer/

!  Current work is ongoing on RDFa 1.1: "  For profiles, etc.


RDFa by example


RDFa and prefixes

!  http://sdow2009.semanticweb.org "  Header contains prefixes and links to the GRDDL

transformation


Extracting other serialisations

!  http://sdow2009.semanticweb.org "  Webpage can be translated to native RDF/XML using an

RDFa distiller - http://www.w3.org/2007/08/pyRdfa/


Ontologies

!  RDF provides a way to write assertions "  But what about their semantics

"  E.g. how can one know thathttp://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/knows identifies an acquaintance relationship ?

!  Ontologies provide common semantics for resources on the Semantic Web "  “An ontology is a specification of a conceptualization.”

!  Developing ontologies for the Semantic Web "  Main languages are RDFS (RDF Schema) and OWL (Web

Ontology Language)

"  Growing expressivity levels

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Ontologies

!  Classes and properties "  :Person a rdfs:Class .

"  :father a rdfs:Property .

"  :father rdfs:domain :Person .

"  :father rdfs:range :Person .

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Metadata and ontologies


RDFS

!  RDFS defines classes, properties and subsumption relations between classes and properties "  ex:Person rdfs:subClassOf ex:humanLiving .

"  ex:worksWith rdfs:subPropertyOf ex:knows .

!  Such relationships are used to infer new statements "  :alex rdf:type ex:Person .

"  :Alex ex:worksWith :Axel .

"  Is enough to say that Alex is a humanLiving and knows Axel

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RDFS by example

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OWL

!  OWL goes further than RDFS by introducing new axioms "  Disjunction (e.g. person / document)

"  Transitivity (e.g. ancestor)

"  Symmetry (e.g. sibling)

"  Cardinality constraints (e.g. ancestor > 1)

!  OWL2 introduces a lot of useful features, especially for reasoning "  Property Chains (parent + brother -> uncle)

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OWL by example

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OWL2 Property chain example

ex:uncle rdf:type owl:ObjectProperty .

ex:parent rdf:type owl:ObjectProperty .

ex:brother rdf:type owl:ObjectProperty .

[] rdfs:subPropertyOf ex:uncle;!!

owl:propertyChain (!

ex:parent!!

ex:brother!!

).

:alice ex:parent :bob .

:bob ex:brother :joe .

=>

:alice ex:uncle :joe .

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Linked Data


Linked Data

!  Building a “Web of Data” to enhance the current Web

!  Exposing, sharing and connecting data about things via dereferenceable URIs

!  The Linking Open Data (LOD) project: "  http://linkeddata.org/

"  Translating existing datasets into RDF and linking them together, for example DBpedia (Wikipedia) and GeoNames, Freebase, BBC programmes, etc.

"  Governement data also available as Linked Data


The Linked Data principles

!  http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/LinkedData.html

!  Use URIs as names for things

!  Use HTTP URIs so that people can look up those names

!  When someone looks up a URI, provide useful information, using the standards (RDF, SPARQL)

!  Include links to other URIs. so that they can discover more things

!  E.g. http://dbpedia.org/resource/SPARQL

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The LOD cloud

2008

2007


The LOD cloud

2009

2008


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Some Ontologies used in Drupal7


Which ontologies to use ?

!  SearchMonkey Vocabularies "  http://developer.yahoo.com/searchmonkey/smguide/

profile_vocab.html

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Which ontologies to use ?

!  How to Publish Linked Data on the Web "  http://www4.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/bizer/pub/

LinkedDataTutorial/

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Extending ontologies ?

!  What if existing ontologies are not enough for your needs ? "  Create a new ontology

"  … or extend an existing one !

!  Ontologies can be extended in a decentralized way "  E.g. Anyone can create a subproperty of foaf:knows,

“metInSemtech”, in his own ontology and publish it online

!  Open.vocab.org "  A collaborative platform to manage ontologies

"  http://open.vocab.org

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Drupal7

!  The following models are used in Drupal7

!  RSS Content module "  http://web.resource.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/

!  DublinCore "  http://dublincore.org/

!  FOAF "  http://foaf-project.org

!  SIOC and its Types module "  http://sioc-project.org

!  SKOS "  http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/


RSS Content


DublinCore

!  DublinCore "  DCMI Metadata Terms

"  http://purl.org/dc/terms/

!  Some properties "  dc:title

"  dc:subject

"  dc:created

"  dc:date

"  dc:modified


DublinCore by example


FOAF – Friend Of A Friend


FOAF – Friend Of A Friend

!  An ontology for describing people and the relationships that exist between them: "  http://foaf-project.org/

"  Identity, personal profiles and social networks "  Can be integrated with other SW vocabularies

!  FOAF on the Web: "  LiveJournal, MyOpera, identi.ca, MyBlogLog, hi5, Fotothing,

Videntity, FriendFeed, Ecademy, Typepad


FOAF (Friend-of-a-Friend)


FOAF at a glance


FOAF from Flickr


FOAF from Twitter


Distributed identity with FOAF


Interlinking identities and networks


FOAF+SSL: Secured authentication


SIOC

!  Semantically-Interlinked Online Communities "  http://sioc-project.org/

!  Addressing interoperability issues on the (Social) Web "  To fully describe content / structure of social websites and

to create new connections between online discussion posts and items, forums and containers

"  Various domains: Web 2.0, enterprise information integration, HCLS, e-government

"  Widely deployed (SearchMonkey, Talis, etc.)


The SIOC core ontology


SIOC by example


SIOC Types

!  Additional information is required for finer-grained representation of Web 2.0 content "  Differentiating a blog post from a wiki page or from a

microblogging status update

!  SIOC Types "  http://rdfs.org/sioc/types

!  Use-case in HCLS "  http://www.w3.org/TR/hcls-sioc/


SIOC Types


SIOC Types by example


SKOS

!  SKOS - Simple Knowledge Organization System "  http://www.w3.org/TR/2009/REC-skos-

reference-20090818/

!  Thesaurus, subject headings and classifications "  skos:Concept

"  skos:semanticRelation –  skos:related, skos:narrower, skos:broader

–  A different semantics than in RDFS/OWL hierarchies

!  Used by: "  NY Times, Library of Congress, DBpedia, etc.


SKOS by example

ex:Semantic_Webex:SPARQL ex:Web

skos:Concept

rdf:type

rdf:type

rdf:type


SKOS by example

ex:Semantic_Webex:SPARQL

skos:broader

ex:Web

skos:broader

skos:Concept

rdf:type

rdf:type

rdf:type


SKOS by example


skos:broader

ex:Web

skos:broader

skos:narrowerskos:narrower

skos:Concept

rdf:type

rdf:type

rdf:type


SKOS by example


skos:broader

ex:Web

skos:broader

skos:narrowerskos:narrower

skos:Concept

rdf:type

rdf:type

rdf:type

skos:semanticRelation


SKOS by example



Querying RDF data with SPARQL


SPARQL

!  RDF(S)/OWL useful to produce data "  A need to query it

!  SPARQL "  SPARQL Protocol and RDF Query Language

"  The “SQL” of the Semantic Web

!  FAQ "  http://www.thefigtrees.net/lee/sw/sparql-faq

!  SPARQL Query Recommendation / tutorial "  http://www.w3.org/TR/rdf-sparql-query/

!  Currently under standardization for SPARQL1.1 "  http://www.w3.org/2009/sparql/wiki/Main_Page


How it works ?

!  Graph Pattern Matching "  Identifying if a requested graph matches the underlying

RDF data

!  Four different operators "  SELECT, DESCRIBE, CONSTRUCT, ASK

"  Combined with query patterns and optional features (union, filters …)

!  A Protocol "  To query RDF data using SPARQL endpoints via HTTP

!  Most of endpoints are associated with an RDF store "  A place that stores RDF data and provides open access to

it – e.g. http://dbpedia.org/sparql


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Example of SELECT queries

“select persons older than 30”

SELECT ?X WHERE { ?X a foaf:Person. ?X ex:age ?Y. FILTER (?Y > 30) }

Querying DBpedia

!  People Born in Galway "  Simple triple pattern

"  http://dbpedia.org/ontology/birthplace

!  Answer SELECT ?who!WHERE {! ?who !<http://dbpedia.org/ontology/birthplace> :Galway .!}!


Querying DBpedia

!  Japanese name of Galway

!  Using the FILTER by LANG clause "  FILTER(lang(?x) = "ja")

!  Answer SELECT ?name!WHERE {! :Galway rdfs:label ?name .! FILTER (lang(?name) = "ja") .!}!


Querying DBpedia

!  Irish cities at the east of Galway!

Querying DBpedia

!  FILTER by type and comparison of coordinates

!  Answer PREFIX yago: <http://dbpedia.org/class/yago/>!SELECT DISTINCT ?place ?long WHERE {! :Galway dbpedia2:westCoord ?glong .! ?place rdf:type! yago:CitiesInTheRepublicOfIreland ;! dbpedia2:westCoord ?long .! FILTER (?long < ?glong) !}!

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What is Drupal?

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What IS Drupal?

Content Management System

CMS

Content Management Framework

CMF

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What IS Drupal?

CMS A package that a non-developer (or non-Web developer) can download and install quickly and easily to create a complex website

Runs on many servers, particularly Apache and MySQL which are used by many hosting providers

With Drupal 7, setup should take less than 10 minutes

A collection of modules that can be plugged into the

main package to bring advanced functionality to the site

At last count in Spring of 2009, there were 4400 modules on Drupal.org

Common quote: “There’s a module for that”

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What IS Drupal?

CMF Gets Web developers up and running with functionality quickly, but allows for a very high level of customization

A number of APIs for things such as form creation and processing

Hook system allows external modules to act when something happens in the main body of code

All templates can be overridden at a granular level

Allows Web developers to package up any custom functionality or configuration and distribute it widely to developers and non-developers alike

Modules

Themes

Installation Profiles and Features

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What does RDF in Drupal mean?

CMS Out of the box, content structures are mapped to RDF

Contributed modules offer advanced functionality without having to code anything

CMF RDF Mapping API in Drupal core package

A collection of RDF functions in a contributed API

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Why Drupal?

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Similarities

•Both have structured data

•Data is structured in a similar way—instances of types with properties and relationships


Why Drupal?

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Differences

•Drupal’s structure stays hidden in the database, RDF structure is exposed on the page

•Drupal’s field names are unique to the site and not explicitly defined,RDF terms are universally dereferencable and explicitly defined


Default RDF mappings in core

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•Node titles

•Submission information

•Comment count and comment relationships

•Users, names and homepages

•Taxonomy terms

•Featured images

... And you can define your own mappings for your content types or alter mappings for existing ones


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Produce and Consume

Linked Data with Drupal

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Produce and Consume Linked Data with Drupal! is the

title of the paper I will be presenting next week at

the 8th International Semantic Web Conference

(ISWC 2009) in Washington, DC.

Drupal ISWC RDFa

by Stéphane

Wow, that’s rad!

posted on October 23 by Lin

Nice work!


RDF Mapping User Interface

User interface for site administrators to define new

mappings or alter existing mappings.

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RDF SPARQL Endpoint

A RDF store that makes your site information available for SPARQL queries.

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RDF Proxy

A way of connecting nodes to RDF sources across the Web and automatically syncing your site’s information with the external source.

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gr:hasPriceSpecification

gr:hasWarrantyScope

gr:hasWarrantyPromise

E-Commerce Module

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Site Configuration

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•Edit your site informationadmin/config/system/site-information

•Create a front pagenode/add & admin/config/system/site-information

•Change your site design and logoadmin/appearance

•Install modulesadmin/modules

•Configure Wysiwyg editoradmin/config/content/wysiwyg


Site Configuration

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•Create Content Types & Add Fieldsadmin/structure/types

•Manage menusadmin/structure/menu/manage/main-menu

Review and find out more at:youtube.com/linwclark

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