Basic RDF and OWL Elements


RDF Classes	Description
`rdfs:Resource`	The class resource to represent everything (be it a subject, object, property, etc.).

`rdf: Property`	The class of RDF properties.
`rdfs: Literal`	The class of literal values, for example textual strings and integers.


RDF Properties	Description
`rdf:type`	The subject is an instance of a class (for example `<JSmith rdf:type Human>`).



`rdfs:range`	Used to state that the object denoted by a given predicate must be an instance of a given class. (for example `<responsible rdfs:range Human>`).
`rdf:value`	Idiomatic property used for structured values to indicate the primary value (for example weight, comparing to unit).
`rdfs:label`	A human-readable name for the subject (for example `<JSmith rdfs:label “John SMITH”>`).


OWL	Description
`owl:DatatypeProperty`	`dsc:status rdf:type owl:DatatypeProperty`.
`owl:ObjectProperty`	`dsc:responsible rdf:type owl:ObjectProperty`.
`owl:inverseProperty`	`hasChild owl:inverseOf hasParent`.
`owl:FunctionalProperty`	`husband rdf:type owl:FunctionalProperty`.
`owl:TransitiveProperty`	`isBrotherOf rdf:type owl:TransitiveProperty`.