Description

You will learn how to use semantic description models to create applications that exploit high-value data sources. You will also acquire a global view of the semantic chain: description and publication of semantic data, implementation within applications.

Who is this training for ?

Data administrators, webmasters, project managers, developers.

Training objectives

Training program

• Applications
  • Mashups, Web Mining, search, Wikis, Web Services.
  • Consumer, enterprise and scientific applications.
  • Development tools and platforms: APIs (PHP ARC/RAP.
  • ), frameworks (Jena.
  • ).
  • The different components of an application.
  • Practical work Demonstration of the Semantic Web.
• Providing semantic data to applications
  • Linked data, RDF, RDFS, OWL, SPARQL, RDFa, GRDDL.
  • XML, N3, Turtle serialization formats.
  • Storing triple RDFs .
  • Rule languages ​​(SWRL).
  • Practical work Creating a semantic data repository.
• Some basic operations
  • Declare a model.
  • Read and write RDF to XML.
  • Control the definition of prefixes.
  • Execute queries in a model.
  • Access and create a SPARQL endpoint.
  • Practical work Using an API (PHP or Java) to parse RDF descriptions and create a SPARQL endpoint.
• The development framework
  • Install and configure the development environment.
  • Create and read an RDF template.
  • Find owl:sameAs links.
  • Manage persistent RDF models.
  • Generate inferences (Pellet).
  • Practical work Aggregate information from different endpoints.
• Exploit the knowledge base
  • Define and populate the model with semantic data.
  • Combine, serialize, query the data.
  • Use reasoning and inference mechanisms .
  • Exposing relational databases as RDF.
  • Other data sources.
  • Practical work Programming inferences and restrictions .
• Align information
  • Data sources.
  • Domains and ontologies.
  • Aligning ontologies with OWL and SWRL, XSLT, RDFS.
  • Practical work rnUse of different alignment methods OWL and SWRL, XSLT, RDFS.
• Develop and use semantic services
  • Implement semantic services: background, discovery, negotiation, monitoring, composition, etc.
  • Expose XML Web Services as RDF.
  • SMWS: Semantic Markup for Web Services.
  • WSMO: Web Service Modeling Ontology.
  • Semantic annotations for WSDL.
  • SAWSDL: examples and tools.
  • Practical work Development in the form of a semantic service of a mini-application.