Lecture

Semantic Modelling: Tabular Data and RDF

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Description

This lecture covers the basics of semantic modelling, starting with tabular data and its semantics, then moving on to relational databases, schema migration, and future-proof schemata. It delves into RDF, URIs, serialisation formats, vocabularies, ontologies, and OWL. The lecture also explores SPARQL for querying RDF graphs, rules in SWRL, and the limitations of RDF in representing metaknowledge.

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