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VocabulariesXxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx (BODC) presented the outcomes of the vocabularies working group. A wish list compiled focused on 3 areas to investigate:  Further development of mappings  Further development of content  Further development of tooling  Best Practices (including best practices for including vocabs in NetCDF files) For the mappings:  Implement unit conversions through rich predicates like o xxxx://xxxxx.xxxx.xx.xx/collection/P06/current/ULCM/ o 1/100 o xxxx://xxxxx.xxxx.xx.xx/collection/P06/current/ULAA/  Map Marine Metadata Interoperability Ontology Registry and Repository (MMI xxx) to P07 o xxxx://xxxxx.xxx/xxx/#http://xxxxx.xxx/ont/cf/parameter  P02 upgrade to GCMD 8 o NVS2 works currently with version 6 o mapping to GCMD version 8 URIs o Investigate how GCMD is working right now URL’s For the content:  ODIP to expand C19 o SeaVoX salt and fresh water body gazetteer o Add more content to the geometry server o ODIP members send emails to BODC Enquiries to submit content originating from the relevant authority  Preferred Label for the sea (Adriatic sea)  Spatial Coverage in GML or WKT  Create a vocabulary with terms for fitness for purpose semantic annotation of datasets (from EMODnet Check Points)  Access GEBCO undersea features as linked data e.g. Australian local seas by using URIs  Overlay SKOS with OWL (show A01 example) o Based on wish list of vocabs (P01/P02, L22/L05, )  Add Semantically richer predicate set in NVS2 o Anyone uses NVS1? (  Create a self-service governance to help users create their own P01 one arm bandit vocabularies (Xxxx Xxxxxx commented that this is in the to do list for long time)  Add richer predicates to P01 to map with P07? o One example? For the tooling:  Create ontologies or rules to hold the knowledge and its eccentricities
VocabulariesThe contribution framework builds upon this and provides a means for contributors to not only write and develop vocabularies, but also to deploy and publish them into the framework so that they can be used by classifiers and transformers and extended and leveraged by other contributors.
Vocabularies. Once the previous parameters have been well established, we will have precise API, INPUT format and OUPUT format. However, those are IT languages, protocols, file format, this is still not covering the scientist language. How can we be sure that the “Fe” element in the TNA, is equivalent to the “iron” found while drilling a borehole? Is it described the same way? Is it named the same “iron” vs “Fe”? Should it be written the same way? In summary, how can we have a common scientific language amongst different communities, vast debate? EPOS IP project has started that work, but lacked the tool to support it. As a matter of fact, during the EPOS IP project a Vocabulary Task Force was set up, but the results were mitigated. On one hand the communities have been convinced that harmonization has to be made, but on the other hand the huge amount of communities made it a difficult process. There were actually 2 acknowledgements: a) lack of guidance, b) no tools to support the guidance. While ENVRI-FAIR is supporting the enhancement of the tools and procedures, EPOS SP should work on filling the tools with harmonized vocabularies.

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