How of the Conceptual Future Internet Links lead to links that link - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

The Who, What, Where, When and How of the Conceptual Future Internet

 Links lead to links that link to other links.  Many people use only the first few links provided by search engines, much of the valuable information is not used.  In particular, the science community remains affected.

 The term Semantic Web originated from Tim Berners-Lee.  Also known as Web 3.0, the Semantic Web is an extension of the World Wide Web.  Content would be easier to disperse amongst a wider range due to its integration of current information applications creating a substantial data source.

CATEGORIZING BY CATEGORIZING BY LOGICAL KEYWORD UNDERSTANDING Reasons like a human Many options, but thousands   of results. Context of the word is taken  into consideration Many search engines like  Google sort by popularity or Ex. (Block-The street, A solid “hits” piece of something, or to obstruct) Valuable and relevant  information could be hidden

 Basic Simple Wikipedia Example: “The sky has the color blue”  Subject=“The Sky”  Predicate= “has the color”  Object= “blue”

 OWL – distinguishes vocabulary and makes them machine readable  RDF allows the user to input more scientific related material and receive information more relevant to their topic.

 Created by Carnegie Mellon University  NELL uses similar humanistic qualities to attain information.  The algorithms are automated, so the programming input is simple.  NELL unfortunately has problems distinguishing the contexts of words.

 Can help relieve students of the hassle of searching for information, and create more time to actively understand, analyze and critically think about the information when quickly found.  Institutions would also have better access to other universities’ scientific work with a more organized and detailed manner.

 The United States of America, New Zealand, United Kingdom, and Australia have been opening up their government data.  Creation of Linked Data replenishes the interest of the computer science community.  Linked Data uses the web to publish and connect data using RDF.

 Needs more support  Needs funding  Users must learn basic programming skills  Governments need to share data  Mandatory to be free or low cost like the current web