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discussion of material cited/specimens in RDF Guide #14

Closed tcatapano closed 7 years ago

tcatapano commented 7 years ago

@pdatascience Aside from type designation, the RDF guide OpenBiodiv/ontology/RDF_Guide.md does not discuss what citations of materials/specimens from taxon treatments specifcally, or the relationships between taxon concepts and specimens more generally. Is this work to be done?

nfranz commented 7 years ago

See e.g. http://www.semantic-web-journal.net/system/files/swj635.pdf

=> Fig. 1. Occurrences are identified to taxonomic concept labels.

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@pdatascience https://github.com/pdatascience Aside from type designation, the RDF guide OpenBiodiv/ontology/RDF_Guide.md does not discuss what citations of materials/specimens from taxon treatments specifcally, or the relationships between taxon concepts and specimens more generally. Is this work to be done?

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pdatascience commented 7 years ago

Hi, sorry for not commenting earlier - I meant to but then the task slipped out of my TODO list. As Nico correctly pointed out occurrences are mapped to taxon concepts. as per the the Darwin-SW otnotology. Taxon concepts themselves have taxon concept labels (which are a kind of name). I hope this brings some light.