Closed dustymc closed 5 years ago
Could this also be applied to Taxonomy? Higher Geography?
also be applied to Taxonomy
Probably not usefully - taxa are anything but individual discrete things, and identifications are hypotheses.
Higher Geography
Maybe, but it's implicitly agreeing to let them influence some things. "North America, United States, Wyoming, Park County, Yellowstone National Park" isn't in there (same as Getty). The little seasonal creek behind the farm is. If that's geography (and it sort of has to be if it's in our "authority"), then what precisely isn't? "Something people who use wikidata haven't found yet" isn't really something I'd want to run statistics on. If there's no useful distinction between geography and specloc, then why do we have both?
done - someone do something awesome with it please...
Example: http://arctos.database.museum/agent.cfm?agent_id=10000220&agent_name=Joseph%20Grinnell
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q927582
JSON: http://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Special:EntityData/Q927582.json
Just asked for help with awesoming: https://twitter.com/TJegelewicz/status/1100795175310286850
Table http://arctos.database.museum/info/ctDocumentation.cfm?table=CTADDRESS_TYPE
Value Wikidata
Definition Wikidata.org URL, e.g., https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q927582
Context I talked with Anne Thessen about semantically attribution of Arctos data today. They're working with ORCID, but it doesn't seem likely that ORCID will serve as a universal "agent identifier" - the agent is the only one who can add themselves to the system. Our agent identifiers are not stable. Wikidata does not have those limitations and could serve as a way of unambiguously referencing Agents (and aggregating links to other sources of information about the agent - see the Identifiers section). This could be useful for anything that links to Arctos (like the recent IMLS grant - @mkoo ).
1) add to code table 2) HTML-wrap wikidata links for agent activity 3) add HTML5 datatype control to edit page