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Oracle Spatial and Graph RDF Semantic Graph (Formerly Oracle Database Semantic Technologies) is an open, standards-based, scalable, secure, reliable and performant RDF management platform. Based on a graph data model, RDF data (triples) are persisted, indexed and queried, like other object-relational data types.
Application developers use the power of the Oracle Database 11g to design and develop a wide range of semantic-enhanced business applications in areas that include intelligence, law enforcement, integrated bioinformatics and health care informatics, finance, web social network, and media, games, and content management.
Learn How Semantic Technologies Makes Enterprise Data Smarter...
- Oracle Spatial and Graph Data Sheet—(PDF 156KB) August 2012
- RDF Semantic Graph Feature Overview—(PDF 180KB)
- Software Prerequisites: Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition, Oracle Spatial and Oracle Partitioning Options—(PDF 65KB)
- Oracle RDF Semantic Graph Project Checklist—(PDF 193KB)
Presentations
- Oracle Semantic Technologies Overview Presentation (PDF 408KB)
- Oracle Semantic Technologies Technical Presentation (PDF 1.0MB)
- Cytoscape Plugin for Oracle Database Semantic Technologies (PDF 3.5MB)
- More Presentations...
White Papers
- An Ontological Approach to Oracle BPM—Semantically-enabling all artifacts of Business Process Management enables process refinement, impact analysis and unnecessary proliferation of processes and services. This paper presents the Oracle BPM ontology based upon BPMN 2.0, Service Component Architecture (SCA) and the Web Ontology Language (OWL 2). (PDF 179KB)
- Information Management With Oracle Database 11g Release 2—White Paper (PDF 155KB)
- Oracle Database 11g—Inference Best Practices with RDFS/OWL—Oracle White Paper (PDF 133KB)
- PelletDb: Semantic Reasoning for the Enterprise
- A Semantic Web Business Case, Jeff Pollack, Oracle (PDF 156KB)
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