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New Pattern: Samples #376

Open pbuttigieg opened 11 months ago

pbuttigieg commented 11 months ago

Working with the Sampling Nature RCN, and leveraging work done by Open Context on JSON-LD exchange of sample (meta)data (e.g. this record), we should create a pattern for samples using schema.org semantics and test it against some of the examples gathered during the RCN meetings.

First instinct - develop from the Product type and nest domain-level semantics in additionalProperty keys. We've alraedy done the groundwork for this here, so it's a question of adapting this to some sample examples from OpenContext

xref #309 #125

pbuttigieg commented 11 months ago

The exchange of some sample metadata will be subject to a wide range of license and restriction clauses. Be prepared for CARE alignment and more advanced provenance tracking in this pattern, which can be generalised across others

pbuttigieg commented 11 months ago

@fils should the PR target the thematics in the book directory or is the new publishing flow instantiated? Where should I create the pattern for the PR?

ekansa commented 11 months ago

For archaeological materials from Open Context (https://opencontext.org), we want to make sure that aggregators (search engines, ecommerce players) DO NOT interpret archaeological materials as items involved in commerce. We actively want to work AGAINST archaeological materials circulating in commerce (the antiquities trade is very destructive), so there needs to be some clear signal in the metadata that such materials are not commercially appropriate.

pbuttigieg commented 9 months ago

For archaeological materials from Open Context (https://opencontext.org), we want to make sure that aggregators (search engines, ecommerce players) DO NOT interpret archaeological materials as items involved in commerce. We actively want to work AGAINST archaeological materials circulating in commerce (the antiquities trade is very destructive), so there needs to be some clear signal in the metadata that such materials are not commercially appropriate.

@ekansa many thanks - there are properties where conditions of access and usage parameters can be defined.

What sort of statement or link would you like as the value of such a field?

smrgeoinfo commented 9 months ago

there's a proposed schema.org implementation of the iSamples metadata scheme, its in a branch in our metadata Github repo: https://github.com/isamplesorg/metadata/tree/develop/notes/schemaOrg. Its based on schema:Thing, and uses properties from a variety of entities, so the validator throws some warnings, but no errors.

smrgeoinfo commented 9 months ago

the mapping is also documented here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EZDeulvglKVphlo8cHkZAQ4xYr7-yWMF

pbuttigieg commented 5 months ago

@datadavev - tagging you for the iSamples federation, see also #388

ekansa commented 5 months ago

@pbuttigieg is there anything you'd like from me to update with Open Context itself?

smrgeoinfo commented 3 months ago

nudging this along, I reviewed the sdo:product template that @pbuttigieg pointed to in https://github.com/iodepo/odis-arch/issues/376#issue-2030852850. Here are some note comparing to the current iSamples schema.org material sample record implementation draft with that template:

Product properties irrelevant to material samples

Properties in product template that might be useful,

but are not used or defined differently in iSamples ...

properties used in iSamples and in the product template

Keys in sdo:Thing used by iSamples, not in 'Product' template

property added in iSamples, not in schema.org

one DublinCore term used:

iSamples scheme uses

sdo:Thing, sdo:DefinedTerm, sdo:DefinedTermSet,sdo:CreativeWork, sdo:Event, sdo:DigitalDocument, sdo:Role, sdo:PropertyValue, sdo:GeoCoordinates, sdo:LinkRole, sdo:EntryPoint

pbuttigieg commented 1 month ago

Pull request created here: https://github.com/iodepo/odis-in/pull/31

pbuttigieg commented 1 month ago

"dcterms:conformsTo" is used to indicate specifications and profiles that a data conforms to or that the metadata conformsTo, depending on the context.

This will be moved to a JSON-LD file (J2) that describes the JSON-LD file about the sample itself (J1).

We can link to J2 from J1 using "subjectOf" in J1.