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schema. Another aim of semantic web is to improve and enrich the current world
wide web. Better search engine efficiency, dynamic website personalization and
material enrichment of online documents are the main scenarios in this case that are
performed utilizing ontology-based technologies. Detailed discussion on provenance
in semantic web is carried out with Prov data model.
Authors have also validated the usage of Semantic Web technologies in various
application domains such as E-learning, geospatial, agriculture and healthcare and
IoT.
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