]> 2012-05-28T00:51:00-04:00 Daml-ont: an ontology language for the semantic web (2002) By all measures, the web is enormous and growing at a staggering rate. This growth has made it simultaneously increasingly difficult and important for humans and programs to be able to quickly and accurately access information and services available on the web. A semantic web-a web where the meanings of terms are captured and exploited-can provide the foundation for convenient access to web content. The DARPA Agent Markup Language (DAML) program is aimed at providing a language and toolset enabling the transformation of the web from a platform that focuses on presenting information to a platform that focuses on understanding and reasoning with information. In this paper, we describe the initial DAML language aimed at capturing the meaning of terms, thereby providing an ontology language for the web. We introduce DAML-ONT by way of examples and include an axiomatization of the language. incollection Spinning the Semantic Web: Bringing the World Wide Web to Its Full Potential mcguinness2003daml-ont: 65-94 DAML-ONT: An Ontology Language for the Semantic Web KSL-02-13 2003 Year Tr id Title Computer science Tag MIT Press Publisher Paper url Media:KSL-02-13.doc Paper Pages February Month Key Wolfgang Wahlster Henry Lieberman Dieter Fensel Editor Booktitle Bibtype James A. Hendler Lynn Andrea Stein Richard Fikes Deborah L. McGuinness Author Abstract KSL Technical Report Publication Book Chapter