RDF Tutorial
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Resource Description Framework (RDF) is a W3C standard for describing resources on the network.
RDF is a framework used to describe web resources such as the title of web pages, authors, modification dates, content, and copyright information.
Table of Contents
- Introduction to RDF
- This chapter explains the concepts and functions of RDF.
- RDF Rules
- This chapter explains the syntax and terminology used in RDF.
- RDF Examples
- This chapter explains a RDF example.
- RDF Elements
- This chapter explains the main elements of RDF: <RDF> and <Description>.
- RDF Containers
- RDF Containers are used to describe the grouping of things. This chapter explains the RDF container elements: <Bag>, <Seq>, and <Alt>.
- RDF Collections
- RDF Collections are used to describe groups that contain only specified members. This chapter explains how to describe collections.
- RDF Schema
- This chapter explains the extension of RDF Schema to RDF.
- Dublin Core for RDF
- This chapter is about DCMI, which provides properties to describe network objects.
- OWL for RDF
- This chapter discusses the OWL language built on RDF.
- RDF Reference Manual
- This chapter includes the complete RDF reference manual.
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