Web towards the semantic web: A review of recent trends in its domains.

After the establishment of the Semantic Web concept by Tim Berners-Lee in 2001, there has been a lot of work and study to understand the goals of the Semantic Web. According to initial perceptions and strategy declarations, the Semantic Web will perform as an addition to the present Web, which is largely understandable by humans. Semantic Web is also called Web 3.0, Which enables World Wide Web information, databases, and other structured resources to be presented in a consistent structure that other applications can use. The review paper begins by examining the nature of the Semantic Web and the difference between the traditional Web and the Semantic Web. Moreover, the paper includes a brief overview of the Semantic Web and its technologies and discusses seven of the domains that the Semantic Web has been used. In addition, the paper describes the position of the Semantic Web nowadays. As a result, a researcher who is not familiar with the Semantic Web should find this paper a beneficial tutorial. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]