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Title: Program Name Winter Review March 2000


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Jim Hendler Chief Scientist - Information Systems
Office DARPA
http//www.daml.org
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DAML Building the Semantic Web
  • Creating the next revolution in Internet
    technology...
  • by enabling agent communication at a Web-wide
    scale.
  • The first revolution, the Internet, funded by
    DARPA, enabled disparate machines to exchange
    data.
  • The second revolution, the World Wide Web,
    (funded by DARPA/NSF) enabled a wide range of new
    applications on top of the growing Internet. The
    Web made a huge amount of information available,
    in human-readable form, allowing a revolution in
    new applications, environments, and b2c
    e-commerce.
  • The next revolution of the net is an
    agent-enabled resource (the Semantic Web)
    which makes a huge amount of information
    available in machine-readable form creating a
    revolution in new applications, environments, and
    b2b e-commerce. DARPA is funding this now!

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The Evolving Web
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What is an Ontology?
Thesauri narrower term relation
Frames (properties)
General Logical constraints
Formal is-a
Catalog/ ID
Informal is-a
Formal instance
Disjointness, Inverse, part-of
Terms/ glossary
Value Restrs.
TAXONOMY
ONTOLOGY
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TSE Ontology
ltDEF-RELATION NAME"hasEconomy"gt ltDEF-ARG POS1
TYPE"Location"gt ltDEF-ARG POS2
TYPE".STRING"gt lt/DEF-RELATIONgt ltDEF-RELATION
NAME"hasSurveillanceBy"gt ltDEF-ARG POS1
TYPE"Location"gt ltDEF-ARG POS2
TYPE"Organization"gt lt/DEF-RELATIONgt ltDEF-RELATIO
N NAME"surveillanceLevel"gt ltDEF-ARG POS1
TYPE"Location"gt ltDEF-ARG POS2
TYPE".NUMBER"gt lt/DEF-RELATIONgt lt!--
Disease_Agent definitions --gt ltDEF-CATEGORY
NAME"Disease_Agent" ISA"base.SHOEEntity"gt ltDEF-C
ATEGORY NAME"TSE" ISA"Disease_Agent"gt ltDEF-CATEG
ORY NAME"CJD" ISA"TSE"gt ltDEF-CATEGORY
NAME"Genetic_CJD" ISA"CJD"gt ltDEF-CATEGORY
NAME"Spontaneous_CJD" ISA"CJD"gt ltDEF-CATEGORY
NAME"Iatrogenic_CJD" ISA"CJD"gt ltDEF-CATEGORY
NAME"GSS" ISA"TSE"gt ltDEF-CATEGORY NAME"FFI"
ISA"TSE"gt ltDEF-CATEGORY NAME"Kuru"
ISA"TSE"gt ltDEF-CATEGORY NAME"BSE"
ISA"TSE"gt ltDEF-CATEGORY NAME"FSE"
ISA"BSE"gt ltDEF-CATEGORY NAME"NV-CJD"
ISA"BSE"gt ltDEF-CATEGORY NAME"Scrapie"
ISA"TSE"gt ltDEF-CATEGORY NAME"TME"
ISA"TSE"gt ltDEF-CATEGORY NAME"CWD" ISA"TSE"gt
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How do we attack this problem?
  • The key enabler of current interoperability in
    both military and commercial systems is the
    HyperText Mark-up Language (HTML)
  • Allows a machine readable, formal language, to be
    expressed on web pages for the presentation of
    data
  • limited set of tags
  • not useful for machine search

ltTitlegt How do we attack this problem? lt/titlegt
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Beyond HTML adding syntax
  • Current languages attack this by adding syntactic
    data handling abilities
  • XML (eXtensible Markup Language)
  • Extensible keyword set
  • Solves syntactic inequalities between data
    formats
  • DB 1 -gt ADDRESS lt- DB 2
  • Useful for Data Sharing
  • Not search

lt!Element TITLE-BLOCK EMPTYgt lt!ATTLIST
TITLE-BLOCK Title cdata required Subtitle
cdata impliedgt ltTitle-Blockgt lttitlegt Beyond
HTML lttitlegt ltsubtitlegt adding syntax
lt/subtitlegt lt/title-blockgt
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Semantic Problems for XML
  • Synonymy and polysemy
  • ltPERSONgt vs. ltINDIVIDUALgt
  • is ltSPIDERgt an arachnid or software?
  • Structural differences

ltPERSONgt ltNAMEgtJohn Smithlt/NAMEgt lt/PERSONgt
ltPERSON NAMEJohn Smithgt
ltPERSONgt ltNAMEgtltFNAMEgtJohnlt/FNAMEgtltLNAMEgtSmithlt
/LNAMEgtlt/NAMEgt lt/PERSONgt
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Beyond XMLAgent Semantics
  • DARPA will lead the way with the development of
    Agent markup Language (DAML)
  • A semantic language that ties the information
    on a page to machine readable semantics
    (ontology)
  • Currently being fielded at University level
  • SHOE (Maryland), Ontobroker(Karlsruhe),OWL(Washing
    ton Univ)
  • Largely grows from past DARPA programs (I3, ARPI)
  • But not transitioning
  • Even with SW activity, W3C membership focused on
    short-term gainHTML/XML

ltONTOLOGY IDpowerpoint-ontology" VERSION"1.0"
DESCRIPTIONformal model for powerpoint
presentations"gt ltDEF-CATEGORY NAMETitle"
ISAPres-Feature" gt ltDEF-CATEGORY
NAMESubtitle" ISAPres-Feature"
gt ltDEF-RELATION NAMEtitle-of"
SHORT"was written by"gt
ltDEF-ARG POS1 TYPEpresentation"gt
ltDEF-ARG POS2 TYPEpresenter" gt
ltTitlegt Beyond XML ltsubtitlegt agent
semantics lt/subtitlegt lt/titlegt ltUSE-ONTOLOGY
IDPPT-ontology" VERSION"1.0" PREFIXPP" URL
"http//iwp.darpa.mil/ppt..html"gt ltCATEGORY
NAMEpp.presentation FOR"http//iwp.darpa.mil/j
hendler/agents.html"gt ltRELATION-VALUE POS1
Agents POS2 /jhendlergt
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A distributed ontological representation
  • Small communities define common semantics
  • Technical Vocabularies abound
  • Mission specific
  • Technical jargons
  • Shared values
  • Larger communities form around shared terms
  • Mapping and articulation become crucial
  • Interoperability at web languages level
  • Top-Down (AIA defines critical aircraft
    properties)
  • or bottom up (Oh, a foxbat is a Mig29)
  • Business case for improving communication!

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This leads to a radically new view of ontologies!
AFTER
uses
Distributed,partially mapped, inconsistent -- but
very flexible!
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A new/old model of DoD partnering
  • DARPA
  • Funds a new generation of www technology
  • Works closely with W3C to create a web standard
  • Works closely with EU on international acceptance
  • Brings DoD users (J2,J3,J6) in as early adopters

13
DoD and W3CWorking Together
  • DAML is being built on existing web
    standards, by many of the same people who
    developed them
  • PI Team includes MIT researchers who also head
    up World Wide Web Consortium
  • PI/Co-PI Tim Berners-Lee, Ralph Swick, Dan
    Connolly

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DAML HorusIntelink Transition
Objective
  • Simpler, More Accurate and Focused Searches
  • Search on Information Organized by Content
  • Capability to Follow Threads of Logic
  • Help Independent Developers Tie Into Common
    Framework

Expected Results
Methodology
Horus transitioning to use of DAML
language Emerging DAML tools tested in Intelink
environment via DAML-Horus TIEs Mature DAML tools
integrated into Horus Toolkit Horus Toolkit
applied in Horus Evaluation Site Horus-enabled
user sites Experiments with Intelink Users
Changing the way we produce intelligence More
linking, less traditional data entry Lots of
grabbing Horus entities and dropping into
products Software performs technical markup detail
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DAML Status
  • DAMLOIL ontology language released on World Wide
    Web
  • Annotated walkthrough
  • Examples
  • Full definition
  • RDFS Resource Description Framework Schema
  • Provides 100 mapping to XML
  • Open discussion group run by W3C
    www-rdf-logic_at_w3.prg
  • Denotational (and axiomatic) Semantics published
  • First formal semantics for a web language
  • Proposal to W3C for standardization ongoing

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DAML Examples
  • Transparent Markup
  • Content-Based Search
  • Service advertising

Reading DAML!
Using DAML!
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www.daml.org
  • Language Specifications
  • DAML Newsletter (you can subscribe)
  • Collection of web tools
  • Ontology library
  • 134 ontologies as of May 15, 01
  • DAML crawler
  • over 14,000 pages w/2,000,000 DAML statements,
    5/15/01
  • Web tracking software used for baselining DAML
    use
  • Over 500,000 hits in first 6 months

18
DAMLNotional Schedule
Now
Later
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Web travel agents
  • Query processed
  • A satellite image taken yesterday at 10 AM is
    available on the web at http//
  • A new satellite image, to be taken today at 10AM,
    will be available for 100 click here to
    authorize transfer of funds and obtain image (you
    will need a valid credit card number from one of
    the following providers )
  • In an emergency situation, a Coast Guard observer
    plane can be sent to any location within the area
    you indicate. Service Note You will be
    responsible for cost of flight if the situation
    does not result in emergency pickup. Click Here
    for more information.
  • A high altitude observer can be sent to your
    location in 13 hours. Click here to initiate
    procedure. (You will need to provide US military
    authorization, A valid military unit code, and
    the name of commanding officer)
  • A service entitled commercial service for
    providing satelite images is advertised as
    becoming available in 2004. See http// for more
    information

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Service Descriptions
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Web Logics
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Conclusions
  • The Semantic Web is coming!
  • Joint development between DARPA/EU/and W3C
    communities
  • Languages and tools are available to play with
  • Http//www.daml.org/
  • W3C interest group available for those wishing to
    join the discussion
  • Www-rdf-logic_at_w3c.org (live or archived)
  • Ongoing DoD and commercial projects
  • Come join us
  • Submit ontologies/marked up pages
  • Develop tools or help test ours
  • Get in on the next big thing early!

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