Closed peggynewman closed 1 year ago
Thanks @peggynewman , I would not have thought that this would be in the IPT Scan, as both @patkyn and I have looked at that pretty closely, but I have noticed (and been annoyed) that every time I look up the data resources in the Collectory the license information has been lost and these are indeed all IPT data sets.
I assume that a record level license would just come through the data if it were there. But the the license must set as a default value in the collectory otherwise. eg. This clearly has a dataset level CCBY 4 license https://data.aad.gov.au/ipt/resource?r=socpr But in the collectory nothing is set in the default values - only in the "Rights" field https://collections.ala.org.au/dataResource/show/dr95 Doesn't IPTScan write to the collectory?
I did not realise you were talking about the record level data. That is very easily fixed.
The IPT Scan writes some data to the Collectory, such as the name of the DR and the times when the IPT was last harvested and checked, but clearly not the license and certainly not the defaults for fields. You cannot publish an IPT data resource without a Creative Commons license (or waiver).
Correction: The Collectory does not actually let you set a default for the 'license' field. Something to keep in mind for the next stage of the infrastructure project.
I can do it in my IPT for the AVH data resources that I am still delivering (and can contact the others), but @patkyn cannot do the same for the OBIS and AAD data resources.
Note pipelines handling of license: https://github.com/AtlasOfLivingAustralia/la-pipelines/issues/271
Closing, most things now have a license
https://biocache.ala.org.au/occurrences/search?q=-license:*
These all look like files delivered via IPTScan, so there might be a bug fix needed there.
Data resources: data (20).csv
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