The Owlim Family Of Semantic Repositories

Owlim in the architecture at the bbc

OWLIM serves as the RDF store in the architecture facilitating metadata-based management, inference and retrieval of content. The metadata is added instantly to catch up with the stream of new content. Factual knowledge is updated constantly to reflect developments. The main function of the repository is to provide selections of media assets (articles, photos, etc.) relevant to a specific subject. Those are used for dynamic generation of web pages on the subject.

WORLD CUP WEB SITE STATISTICS 800+ Dynamic aggregations/pages (Player, Team, Group, etc.), generated through SPARQL queries Average unique page requests/day: 2 million Average SPARQL queries/day: 1 million 100s repository updates/inserts per minute with OWL 2 RL reasoning Multi data center fully resilient, clustered 6 node triple store

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