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DESCRIPTION:Click for Latest Location Information: http://nosql2013.dataversity.net/sessionPop.cfm?confid=74&proposalid=5542\nGraph and NoSQL are both hot areas of activity, and are seriously considered for Big Data modeling and storage, respectively. Graph, a different data modeling paradigm than the traditional relational and XML data modeling, provides intuitive and flexible data construction, manipulation, query and navigation. NoSQL, in turn, is a database repository, providing an excellent storage architecture that is distributed, horizontally scalable and fault tolerant. We believe that integration of the Graph data model with the NoSQL storage model can provide a robust and massively scalable platform for managing Big Data.\n \nIn this talk, we will share our first-hand experience in implementing RDF Graph (a W3C standards-based Graph language) capabilities on the Oracle NoSQL Database, a K/V based, distributed and horizontally scalable platform. The following key areas will be covered:\n\nModeling of RDF Graph data, triples and quads, in a K/V database;\nEfficient RDF Graph data loading and SPARQL graph query processing;\nSupport of tools including the integration of:\nProtege, a very popular open-source ontology editing UI tool,\nTrOWL, an efficient OWL 2 reasoner,\nOBIEE, an enterprise grade business intelligence tool, and\nPerspectives, a commercial visualization tool from Tom Sawyer.\n
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SUMMARY:When Graph Meets NoSQL - Implementing RDF Graph capabilities on a Key/Value (K/V) database
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