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.
This profile of the Quantities, Units, Dimensions & Types ontology and vocabularies lists those elements deemed by the profile creators to be of relevance to Queensland Environmental Science Data (QESD).
This profile of the Quantities, Units, Dimensions & Types ontology and vocabularies lists those elements deemed by the profile creators to be of relevance to Queensland Environmental Science Data (QESD).
The Register that lists all IRI requesting or publishing organisations recognised by the AGLDWG.
The Register that lists all AGLDWG Definitions.
This Register contains both Ontologies and Vocabularies. It will also include future types of definitional resources, perhaps Profiles etc.
The Register that lists all AGLDWG Datasets
The Register that lists other Registers.
This is the "top-level" AGLDWG Register within the linked.data.gov.au namespace.
This register, according to many RESTful design patterns, could have been placed at / (i.e. linked.data.gov.au/) but this is technically difficult to implement in parallel with the AGLDWG website, so /reg/ has been selected.
This Linkset contains SKOS mapping properties between Concepts in the AGIFT and Concepts in the CRS Thesaurus which are both vocabularies of Australian government functions.
This Dataset contains spatial associations between Address class objects in the latest version of the Geocoded National Address File (GNAF Current) and Mesh Block class objects in the 2016 version of the Australian Statistical Geography Standard (ASGS 2016).
This Linkset contains spatial associations between Mesh Blocks class objects in 2011 and 2016 version of the Australian Statistical Geography Standard (ASGS 2016).
