Closed johnd-im closed 7 months ago
The requirement to indicate the lifecycle state of a dataset is addressed using the adms:status property in DCAT. This property is applicable to dcat:Dataset, dcat:Distribution, and dcat:DataService. It allows data/metadata producers to specify the current state of a dataset, such as whether it's in development, published, or decommissioned. Data consumers can then use this information to understand the dataset's availability and relevance.
Creator Name: John Davidson Creator Affiliation: Contractor, Department of the Interior/OCIO/CDO
Requirement(s)
Metadata must indicate the lifecycle state of dataset e.g., planned, approved, published, in-maintenance, and specifically whether it is decommissioned/ archived/ deleted.
Problem Statement
Target Audience / Stakeholders
User 1. Producer of the data/metadata User 2. Data Steward for the data/metadata User 3. Consumer of the data/metadata
Intended Uses / Use Cases
Existing Approaches - Optional
$.idinfo.status.progress
(Domain: "Complete" "In work" "Planned")Additional context, comments, or links - Optional
A requirement of the DOI's "Application Profile of DCAT-US 1.1" metadata specification.