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450 generate schemaorg to prov mapping #451
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Core PROV model mapping
The core PROV terms (what are referred to as Starting Point terms) are mostly covered. I'm not convinced that adding the Expanded terms or the Qualified terms is really wise - these, especially the Qualified terms, look like PROV got carried away with itself. The semantics are either better handed by generic models like schema.org, or are convoluted. There may be a way to map via |
Complete Starting Point map
The Expanded terms are actually reasonably mappable. But things like Collections etc are not appropriate in the PROV domain - this is mission creep on PROV's part. The same is true for Person, Organization, etc. We can still map it I suppsoe, but this is by no means a vote of confidence of such terms. |
xref ESIPFed/science-on-schema.org#211 @ashepherd I think ProvONE has the same issues of mission creep as the expanded and qualifying PROV terms. We can still map, but I think the PROV realm is reinventing things unnecessarily. |
Switched PROV prefix to vanilla prov:, added rdfs for specialisations, added Expanded PROV terms as shown in core model figure, with one or two others (added opportunistically) from https://www.w3.org/ns/prov
Added more mapping metadata to SSSOM
@matentzn this may be interesting to you, and a quick check of this SSSOM would be appreciated. |
Addressing #450
A GSheet to make the mapping editing easier, here.