LaTeXML has support for representing and generating RDFa metadata in LaTeXML documents. The core attributes property, rel, rev, about resource, typeof and content are included. Provision is also made for about and resource to be specified using LaTeX-style labels, or plain xml id’s.
The default set of vocabularies is specified in HTML Role Vocabulary, and the associated set of prefixes are predefined.
It is intended that the support will be extended to automatically generate RDFa data from the implied semantics of LaTeX markup; the idea would be not to inadvertently override any explicitly provided metadata supplied by one of the following packages.
The hyperref and hyperxmp packages provide a means to specify metadata which will be embedded in the generated pdf file; LaTeXML converts that data to RDFa in its generated XML.
There is also a LaTeXML-specific package, lxRDFa, which provides
several commands for annotating the generated XML.
The most powerful of which is \lxRDFa which allows you to specify
any set or subset of RDFa attributes on the current XML element and thus
take advantage of the arbitrary shorthands, chaining and partial triples
that RDFa allows. Correspondingly, you are must beware of
clashes or unintended changes to the set of triples generated
by explicit and hidden RDFa data.