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Multi-language support: add a property "language" to common metadata #1190
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Discussion started in stac-extensions/file#12 I think language would be a useful addition to common metadata and further help with OGC API alignment. It's a non-breaking addition for v1.1. As part of common metadata, it would be applicable to different contexts, comparable to "created" and updated" for example:
@p1d1d1 I think it would help to convince people if you could describe what use cases you are thinking about. Also, an "reference" implementation would help as well. |
I'm working for the Swiss Government and we are currently using STAC for both raster and vector data: https://data.geo.admin.ch/api/stac/v0.9/
Or do you see it differently? A second use case / requirement we have is about the "data language" (asset file). For some datasets in our catalog, we provide Asset files (for the same Item) in different languages and we want to communicate to the user the language in which any textual information in the file is expressed. To achieve this we are currently using our self-defined extension: e.g. https://data.geo.admin.ch/api/stac/v0.9/collections/ch.bav.haltestellen-oev/items/haltestellen-oev |
I've written a proposal for a new STAC extension that adds multi-language abilities to static STAC collections: There's also a proposal for a new STAC API extension: Feedback on both would be appreciated in the corresponding issue trackers. |
Is there any discussion on adding a new "language" property to the common metadata? This would really support/enable several use cases.
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