Web 3.0 - The Future Web

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Web 3.0 - The Future Web
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Web 3.0 - - The Sematic Web - The Future Web Technology

A seminar by:

Sandeep Hegde Uzma Martur



Under the guidance of:

Prof. P.S.Upparmani





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Contents

• Introduction

• Evolution

• A stamp example

• Technologies

• Comparison

• Applications

• Scope

• Conclusion

• References





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Introduction



• Web 3.0 is new generation of the world

wide web



• Web 3.0 is formed by web 2.0 and

semantic web









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Evolution









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Web 3.0 - the

semantic web - is

about the meaning of

data.

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This is a stamp



In 1980 you could buy this stamp for 1 cent



Now it’s worth 3 euros







This stamp is from the United Kingdom







This stamp is used between 1978 - 1981



The picture on the stamp is a PO Box





This stamp is designed by John Bryan Dunmore

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Why do we want to

add meaning to data

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When a computer

understands what data

means, it can do intelligent

search, reasoning and

combining.

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This makes our live

more easy.





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The next technologies

are used to make a

more semantic web…



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Complicated



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An explanation with a

stamp collection.





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Meaning is about

understanding. To

understand we need a

language. A language

starts with words.

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Things mean something

in words. Online, we

describe things with XML.





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This is my stamp collection



The first stamp is called “Red dragon” and is from

China. It was made in the year: 1984.



The second stamp is called “PO Box” and is from

England. It was made in the year: 1992.











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Red dragon

China

1984





PO Box

England

1992













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We can’t understand words

alone. We also need

grammar. Online grammar

is RDF (Resource

Description Framework).



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This stamp is from England.





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predicate



object

subject



This stamp is from England.





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RDF code





















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With RDF Scheme we

can define concepts

and make simple

relations between

them.

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This stamp is from

England, hence

from Europe.







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But, RDF scheme is limited. A

language needs more expression

and logic to make good reasoning

possible. That’s why OWL (The

Web Ontology Language) was

invented.





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Suppose, I want to search for

a specific stamp.



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“I want all the red stamps,

designed in Europe, but

used in the U.S.A.,

between 1980 and 1990”



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We can use SPARQL

(Protocol and RDF

Query Language).



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So,









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Words in XML

Grammar in RDF (scheme) and OWL

Querying using SPARQL









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Comparison









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Computational knowledge engine that draws on multiple sources to

answer user queries directly.



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Collaborate, manage, organize and share information using Twine, a

Semantic Web or Web 3.0 service created by Radar Networks.





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Google Squared takes a category and creates a starter 'square' of information,

automatically fetching and organizing facts from across the web.



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Scope of Web3.0

• RDF triple store-integration of

heterogeneous data sources.

• SPARQL –flexible data exchange among

system









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Continued…

• A novel approach interoperability.

• Making web much smarter.

• Open platform.









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Conclusion

• All about backend of the web.

• Will be more connected open and intelligent.

• Web full of more opportunities and threats.

• It is long way from here to there.









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Conclusion

• All about backend of the web.

• Will be more connected open and intelligent.

• Web full of more opportunities and threats.

• It is long way from here to there.









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References



[1] Ora Lassila & James Hendler, Embracing “Web 3.0”, IEEE computer Society, 2007.



[2] Malik Muhammad Imran Pattal,LI Yuan& ZENG Jianqiu, Web 3.0: A real personal

Web, IEEE computer society 2009



[3] Radha Guha, Towards the Intelligent Web Systems, IEEE Computer Society, 2009.



[4] Jim Hendler, “Web 3.0 Emerging”, IEEE Computer society, 2009.



[5] http://www.labnol.org/internet/web-3-concepts-explained/8908/



[6] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_3.0









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