The Semantic Web is an extension of the current web where data is structured in a way that allows machines to understand and interpret it like humans do, enabling better data sharing and automation . It uses standards like RDF (Resource Description Framework) and SPARQL to create a more interconnected and meaningful web. RDF is a standard format used to represent data on the web, where information is structured as "triples" consisting of a subject, predicate, and object . SPARQL is a query language used to search and manipulate data stored in RDF format, allowing users to retrieve and filter information from interconnected data sources, enabling complex searches and insights across linked data . Linked Data is a method of connecting related data across different sources on the web using standard formats, making it easier to discover and integrate information. It relies on using unique identifiers (URIs) and standard protocols like RDF to enable machines to link and understand the relationships between diverse data sets .