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The Web community has introduced a set of standards and technologies forrepresenting, querying, and manipulating a globally distributed data structureknown as the Web of Data. The proponents of the Web of Data envision much ofthe world's data being interrelated and openly accessible to the generalpublic. This vision is analogous in many ways to the Web of Documents of commonknowledge, but instead of making documents and media openly accessible, thefocus is on making data openly accessible. In providing data for public use,there has been a stimulated interest in a movement dubbed Open Data. Open Datais analogous in many ways to the Open Source movement. However, instead offocusing on software, Open Data is focused on the legal and licensing issuesaround publicly exposed data. Together, various technological and legal toolsare laying the groundwork for the future of global-scale data management on theWeb. As of today, in its early form, the Web of Data hosts a variety of datasets that include encyclopedic facts, drug and protein data, metadata on music,books and scholarly articles, social network representations, geospatialinformation, and many other types of information. The size and diversity of theWeb of Data is a demonstration of the flexibility of the underlying standardsand the overall feasibility of the project as a whole. The purpose of thisarticle is to provide a review of the technological underpinnings of the Web ofData as well as some of the hurdles that need to be overcome if the Web of Datais to emerge as the defacto medium for data representation, distribution, andultimately, processing.

A Reflection on the Structure and Process of the Web of Data