RDF and OWL are two important semantic web technologies.
RDF and OWL are two important semantic web technologies. Semantic WebSemantic Network is a framework for asset management, enterprise integration and sharing and reuse of network data.
Semantic Network provides a platform- and software-independent framework for data sharing between enterprises, applications, companies, groups and individuals.
RDF and OWL are key technologies for semantic webs. They respectively illustrate structural descriptions and ontology based on the World Wide Web. RDF - Resource Description Framework
RDF is a language that expresses information to the World Wide Web.
RDF can be used to describe web resources, such as title, author and version information, content description, available timetables, etc.
If you need to learn about RDF, please visit our RDF tutorial. OWL - Web Ontology Language
OWL is a language used to define ontology.
Ontology can describe the domain of knowledge. It can be used by humans or software to share information about objects, which can be cars, houses, machines, books, products, financial transactions, and so on.
OWL is designed to process information (rather than real-life information).
If you need to learn more about OWL, please visit our RDF tutorial. SPARQL - Query Language for RDF
SPARQL is a standard query language for RDF data, which provides developers with ways to write RDF information query programs across WEB. W3C specifications and timelines
W3C Semantic Network Activities