Open coolharsh55 opened 2 years ago
Can you also include the core vocabularies for SEMIC?
E.g. dpv:LegalEntity has a different definition than https://semiceu.github.io/Core-Business-Vocabulary/releases/2.00/#Legal%20Entity.
Is there any relationship with DCAT?
Hi. For SEMIC, of course - it would be nice to do that. In principle, we're open to supporting any mapping. The only limiting factor is availability of volunteers/contributors. If you or anyone else is willing to lead a particular mapping, please let me/us know and we can see how to best move ahead. Otherwise, it'll be on the list after the common vocabularies (FOAF, vCard, etc.).
For DCAT, yes - there will be a proposal soon. Right now its in work-in-progress E.g. see https://harshp.com/research/publications/047-data-processing-activities-catalog for the general idea.
Copying @clange asking about mapping to ODRL in dpvcg/dpv#11 - which is in scope of this issue.
Thoughts on how to approach this:
/mappings
that contains RDF and HTML docsLink to DPVCG work on aligning DPV and ODRL: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-dpvcg/2022Oct/0006.html
Is there some (free?) tool that can be used to create/maintain the SKOS mappings? (doing it by hand is tiresome!)
Given that DPV takes a singularly domain-specific approach to defining terms (i.e. it does not consider semantics from other vocabularies), its use alongside or with other vocabularies is undefined. For example,
dpv:hasName
is semantically similar tofoaf:name
orrdfs:label
. When an use-case or adopter requires use of other vocabularies, it is desirable to have an alignment between DPV and other vocabularies so as to have a data model/graph utilising both.The proposal is to provide such mappings in a directory e.g.
/mappings/dpv-foaf
containing an RDF file representing the mapping which is expressed using SKOS (i.e. exact, close, related) and a HTML document explaining the rationale and implications.Below are vocabularies proposed for producing mappings (section below is edited to keep the list updated)