Library Science and Information Science:
Organisation and retrieval of information for the Semantic Web
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The Web has become a great source of research, where information can be obtained anytime, anywhere. However, the amount of irrelevant information returned by searches is excessive, requiring users to analyse information individually and discard unimportant information. The large amount of irrelevant documents has shown researchers the need for standards and indexing systems that are more appropriate to the current context. One of the tasks of information professionals is to organise information, regardless of the medium in which it is presented. At the same time, the Internet is an abundant so...
The Web has become a great source of research, where information can be obtained anytime, anywhere. However, the amount of irrelevant information returned by searches is excessive, requiring users to analyse information individually and discard unimportant information. The large amount of irrelevant documents has shown researchers the need for standards and indexing systems that are more appropriate to the current context. One of the tasks of information professionals is to organise information, regardless of the medium in which it is presented. At the same time, the Internet is an abundant source of information, ready to be used to support information retrieval and research. It is not new that information is power. For example, in the business world, those who have more information can go further, launch new products on the market and achieve much higher sales than their competitors. And for this information to be used properly, it needs to be organised.
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