RDF Schema Sample Clauses

RDF Schema. The data stored in Marmotta for representing content item metadata currently uses properties from several well-known RDF vocabularies: • LDP Containers: the membership of content parts in their content item is modeled using the vocabulary defined for containers as part of the Linked Data Platform specification [SAM14]; most importantly, the ldp:contains property defines the relation between a content part and the content item it is part of • Dublin Core: basic descriptions and provenance information is provided using the Dublin Core vocabulary [DCT12]; the properties currently used are dc:title (name of content part), dc:created (creation date of content part), dc:creator (creator of content part, either user, extractor, or tool), dc:source (URI of content part this part was derived from) and dc:type (symbolic type representation) Figure 1 shows the representation of a content part (result of an analysis proces) in the Apache Marmotta Metadata Explorer. Note the URI schema used for generating the content part URI and the contexts, as well as the Dublin Core properties used to describe provenance information. Beyond these two basic vocabularies, implementations of extractor services are generally free to choose any schema that is necessary. Extractor services should, however, strive to use the vocabularies defined by WP33. The MICO API will provide specific support for these vocabularies once they have been completed.
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