[Concept]: Add ISO 3166-2 subdivision codes #179
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- adds extensions under `/legal` for the following EU/EEA member states: AT, BE, BG, CY, CZ, DK, EE, ES, FI, FR, GB, GR, HR, HU, IS, IT, LI, LT, LU, LV, MT, NL, NO, PL, PT, RO, SE, SI, SK, which use the ISO 3166-2 codes - the following extensions already existed in 2.0: IE, IN, DE, US, EU - each jurisdiction only has the DPA defined, and no laws are defined at the moment - #48 should be used to discuss this - the missing laws and other info requires volunteers to collect the data (the work is quite simple) - Spain (ES) has 3 autonomous regions who have DPAs, whose data is present in the spreadsheets but has not been included in this release as their jurisdictions utilise regions which are not currently represented in LOC - #179 tracks the addition of ISO 3166-2 subdivisions which are needed to add ES data as above
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- adds ISO 3166-2 subdivision codes (e.g. regions in countries) to LOC - there are approx. 5000 subdivisions - which is massive in terms of inflating the RDF and HTML file sizes - to keep things manageable, the format of HTML for LOC has been changed to an extremely minimal page without the full details table present in other specifications for each concept - similarly, the OWL HTML page was also simplified with the same pattern as the file size for index.html was 17M - which is unfeasible - the file sizes for RDF serisalisations cannot be reduced
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I have added in the ISO 3166-2 codes (using data from Wikidata), see live demo at: https://dev.dpvcg.org/2.1-dev/loc/ There is an issue here that needs discussion - there are about 5000 subdivisions present, which means the file sizes get really large (RDF - 10M, HTML - 15M). To reduce the HTML sizes (we cannot change RDF sizes), I have simplified the way concepts are presented in the HTML page by removing the full details table and only providing minimal tables showing which country has which subdivisions and what are their codes. Same for OWL - it only provides a minimal layout and information. A decision has to be made whether to continue with this or use another approach. |
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- adds extensions under `/legal` for the following EU/EEA member states: AT, BE, BG, CY, CZ, DK, EE, ES, FI, FR, GB, GR, HR, HU, IS, IT, LI, LT, LU, LV, MT, NL, NO, PL, PT, RO, SE, SI, SK, which use the ISO 3166-2 codes - the following extensions already existed in 2.0: IE, IN, DE, US, EU - each jurisdiction only has the DPA defined, and no laws are defined at the moment - #48 should be used to discuss this - the missing laws and other info requires volunteers to collect the data (the work is quite simple) - Spain (ES) has 3 autonomous regions who have DPAs, whose data is present in the spreadsheets but has not been included in this release as their jurisdictions utilise regions which are not currently represented in LOC - #179 tracks the addition of ISO 3166-2 subdivisions which are needed to add ES data as above
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- adds ISO 3166-2 subdivision codes (e.g. regions in countries) to LOC - there are approx. 5000 subdivisions - which is massive in terms of inflating the RDF and HTML file sizes - to keep things manageable, the format of HTML for LOC has been changed to an extremely minimal page without the full details table present in other specifications for each concept - similarly, the OWL HTML page was also simplified with the same pattern as the file size for index.html was 17M - which is unfeasible - the file sizes for RDF serisalisations cannot be reduced
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Locations (LOC), LEGAL (e.g., IE, US)
New Concept(s)
ISO 3166-2 has subdivision codes to represent regions and cities and other locations. These should be added to LOC extension, and used in LEGAL extension. Relevant concepts for these should be added to DPV as subclasses of
dpv:Locatione.g. cities, provinces, and others as present in ISO 3166-2.Changed Concept(s)
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