For dates (dct:issued, etc.) the range is: rdfs:Literal typed as xsd:date or xsd:dateTime
For spdx:checksumValue the range is: rdfs:Literal typed as xsd:hexBinary
For dcat:byteSize the range is: rdfs:Literal typed as xsd:decimal
Only for dcat:spatialResolutionInMeters and dcat:temporalResolution the range is given as xsd:decimal and xsd:duration directly.
We think, it should be done in the way of rdfs:Literal typed as xsd:...........
Or is there a reason, other than "dcat is doing it this way"?
For dates (
dct:issued
, etc.) the range is:rdfs:Literal typed as xsd:date or xsd:dateTime
Forspdx:checksumValue
the range is:rdfs:Literal typed as xsd:hexBinary
Fordcat:byteSize
the range is:rdfs:Literal typed as xsd:decimal
Only for
dcat:spatialResolutionInMeters
anddcat:temporalResolution
the range is given asxsd:decimal
andxsd:duration
directly.We think, it should be done in the way of
rdfs:Literal typed as xsd:..........
.Or is there a reason, other than "dcat is doing it this way"?