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Semantic Oriented Data Modeling for Enterprise Application Engineering Using Semantic Web Languages

This article proposes the use of the RDF, RDFS and OWL as a basis for data modeling for semantic oriented development of enterprise applications. RDF and OWL ware introduced to guaranty a semantic web to permit a web of interconnected data instead of a static web so that computer can explore web contents. Several efforts have been made to establish rules to convert data of existing enterprise applications into equivalent RDF/OWL data, to make them available on the semantic web. However, the most applications were developed using classical relational database modeling methodologies. Here beyond publishing data for the semantic web, we give motivations for the necessity of a RDF/OWL semantic data modeling, as well as an approach in form of best practices for this modeling. We also show the effectiveness of our approach by comparing it to the classical relational data modeling.