Survey of Research Papers On`semantic Web'

• accelerating growth of information and resources on the Web, and increasing heterogeneity (both in technological aspects such as representation and media, and in nontechnical aspects such as socio-cultural aspects) • recognition on the part of not just the researchers but also practitioners and companies that syntactic and statistical solutions near the limit in effectiveness in dealing with scale and heterogeneity, and future gains will come from use of semantics • good degree of consensus on and adoption of representation languages and core technologies for which W3C’s Semantic Web initiative and its recommendations such as RDF, SPARQL, and OWL have played critical role • availability of technologies, with plenty of open source tools and system exemplified by over 20 RDF stores and query systems, as well as broader ecosystem of available commercial service and product providers, • successful demonstration of its value proposition by a number of early adoption domains as demonstrated by deployed applications (Sheth, Stevens, 2007) (Brammer, Terziyan, 2008) (Cardoso, et.al., 2008) [1]in several domains including health care (Sheth, et.al., 2006) and life sciences (Ruttenberg, et.al., 2009) (Baker, Cheung, 2007) [2], pharmaceuticals, financial services (Sheth, 2005), eGovernment and defense (Mentzas, 2007).