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020			_a9780127999579
082			_a005.74 _bCUR
100			_aCure, Olivier ed.
245			_aRDF database systems : triples storage and SPARQL query processing
260			_bElsevier, _c2015 _aAmsterdam ;
300			_axii, 243 p. ; _bill., _c24 cm
365			_b54.95 _cUSD _d81.20
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
520			_aIf you have this book in your hands, we guess you are interested in database management systems in general and more precisely those handling Resource Description Framework (RDF) as a data representation model. We believe it is the right time to study such systems because they are getting more and more attention in industry with communities of Web developers and information technology (IT) experts who are designing innovative applications, in universities and engineering schools with introductory and advanced courses, and in both academia and industry research to design and implement novel approaches to manage large RDF data sets. We can identify several reasons that are motivating this enthusiasm.
650			_aDatabase management
650			_aDocument markup language
650			_aQuery languages
650			_aDatabases Management
650			_aAWETO system
650			_a Casandra database
650			_aBitMat system
650			_a DARQ systems
650			_aEntity relationship(ER) diagram
650			_aFlockDB system
650			_aHexastore system
650			_aId-to-string
650			_a Jena TDB system
650			_a Kowari system
650			_aMarkLogic system
650			_aNoSQL
650			_aOWLIM
650			_aQuery optimization
650			_aOBDA system
650			_aVirtuoso system
650			_aYARS system
700			_aBlin, Guillaume _eed.
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