TERN's RDF data
TERN's RDF datasets.
Migration from W3ID.
Instances are opaque PIDs under /tern/resources/<uuid>.
Registers of a type of thing:
- organisations - /tern/orgs
- flux stations - /tern/flux-station
- etc ...
Example of a few instances:
TERN's RDF datasets.
Migration from W3ID.
Instances are opaque PIDs under /tern/resources/<uuid>.
Registers of a type of thing:
Example of a few instances:
Top-level PID for TERN's definitional resources.
The TERN PIDs in W3ID will be migrated here.
Example:
This vocabulary is a flat - no hierarchy - listing of the roles for people and organisations defined within the ISO standard 19135 "Geographic information — Procedures for item registration ISO/DIS 19135-1" https://www.iso.org/standard/54721.html.
This ontology is a specialisation of the Registry Ontology (REG) used to manage Internationalized Resource Identifiers (IRIs). "IRI" is a generalised and more modern name for URIs - Uniform Resource Identifiers.
The major specialisation in this ontology is the subclassing of reg:RegisterItem to irg:RegisteredIRI
which just mandates the use of a few extra properties for IRI management.
A set of environmental parameters that can be observed, and are of relevance to Queensland Environmental Science Data (QESD).
Includes terms from TERN Core Vocabulary (https://linkeddata.tern.org.au/viewer/tern)
ANZLIC is the peak government body in Australia and New Zealand responsible for spatial information.
The role of ANZLIC is to develop policies and strategies to promote accessibility and usability of spatial information. ANZLIC is an advocate for the resolution of national level issues and provides a link between government and industry, academia and the general public.
Data quality criteria as defined in ISO19157.
ISO25012 Data Quality Dimensions, as extracted from the standard
ISO 639-1 is the first part of the ISO 639 international-standard language-code family. ISO 639-1 provides two-character lowercase alphabetic strings that serve as identifiers of languages. All ISO 639-1 languages also have ISO 639-2 three-character code representations. These codes are linked to codes for the same languages in ISO 639-2 and the MARC Language Codes.