The goal of the DAML program is to create technologies that will enable software agents to dynamically identify and understand information sources, and to provide interoperability between agents in a semantic manner.

This goal will be pursued by creating an Agent Markup Language built upon XML that allows users to provide machine-readable semantic annotations for specific communities of interest.

These tools embed DAML markup on to web pages and other information sources in a manner that is transparent and beneficial to the users. These tools will be used to build up, instantiate, operate, and test sets of agent-based programs that markup and use DAML.

For more information, visit the DAML home page.

• Dr. Jerry Hobbs

• Dr. Grit Denker
• Daniel Elenius
• Dr. Patrick Lincoln

• The OWL-S editor - a development tool for semantic web services (YR-SOC)  (2005)
• The OWL-S editor - a development tool for semantic web services (ESWC)  (2005)
• OWL-S Editor  (2004)
• Dependability Gauges for Dynamic Systems  (2001)
• Accessing Information and Services on the DAML-Enabled Web  (2001)