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Why default Dataset resources to dcat:landingPage
instead of foaf:page
?
#135
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Adding some more concrete context. Some of our INSPIRE catalogs have Having no relevant |
@streino Is your proposal to switch the mapping from
to the other way around, i.e.
? |
Thanks for looking into this! Yes that's basically our suggestion, with
|
@jakubklimek what's the process to accept/reject this change? We'll be happy to help with a PR, but we don't want to get ahead of the process. |
@streino We were hoping to get some more community feedback on this. Since the release of GeoDCAT-AP is imminent, we have pushed this into the next cycle. PR here is not necessary, as the change is relatively trivial. |
The reference ISO-19139 to GeoDCAT-AP XSLT defaults to converting Dataset online resources as
dcat:landingPage
.This is consistent with GeoDCAT-AP 2.0:
It however seems inconsistent with DCAT definitions I could find:
DCAT-AP 2.0.1 section 4.4.3:
w3c/dxwg#122 (comment): (definition of
landingPage
cited below is the one used in DCAT v2/v3):From the above definitions I would expect un- or under-qualified "documents" about a Dataset to end up as
foaf:page
, with only "true landing pages" qualified asdcat:landingPage
, as it seems to be the case for resources described directly in DCAT (as opposed to resources converted from ISO)?The INSPIRE standard is missing a way to identify the "true landing page" for a record, ie the original record page on the original catalog (
MD_Identifier
could serve that purpose but it is only recommended and not required in the INSPIRE Technical Guidance, and in practice isn't always set that way). It is however quite an important information to capture. Short of a standard, we'd at least like to have a suitable recommendation for our catalogs (French administration). We could imagine ways forward such as :CI_OnlineFunctionCode
or a dedicated INSPIREgmd:protocol
for "landing page" (possibly far fetched, but likely the best option).gmd:function
with codeInformation
to "landing page" material, while more general information would go without agmd:function
.There may be other ways, but in any case we'd want those resources to be the only one(s) identified as
dcat:landingPage
, with other resources defaulting to the more genericfoaf:page
.We tried to find context for the choice of
dcat:landingPage
vsfoaf:page
but could not find much besides what I'm quoting above. Has this issue been raised already, with maybe some solution to the "true landing page" issue we're facing?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: