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FAIRification Strategy
Mark Wilkinson edited this page Apr 6, 2020
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- We initially focus on metadata capture - allowing the discovery of datasets in their native state.
- for each dataset being used within the hackathon, we need:
- citation
- license
- topic-list (this should be captured as ontological information where possible; if not, record it as "missing" and inform the Ontology working group)
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We will use the RO Crates model (https://researchobject.github.io/ro-crate/) (https://researchobject.github.io/ro-crate/1.0/)
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Initially, we will generate the RO Crates as zip files, with the RDF metadata file and data files contained in the Crate; in addition, the same metadata file should be left outside the Crate.
- The namespace for our Subjects should be: https://w3id.org/FAIR_COVID19/DAV/coronavirus/ro-crates/
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I will push the crate, and its metadata file, into the LDP server (https://w3id.org/FAIR_COVID19/DAV/coronavirus/ro-crates/)
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The LDP server will index the metadata file, allowing the Crate to be discovered by SPARQL.
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I am also going to work on an LDP-native Crate structure during the hackathon, as an extension to the RO Crates spec.