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Basic Example

dct:temporal <http://reference.data.gov.uk/id/quarter/2006-Q1> ; dcat:temporalResolution "P1D"^^xsd:duration ; dct:spatial <http://www.geonames.org/6695072> ; + dcat:spatialResolutionInMeters "30.0"^^xsd:decimal ; dct:publisher :finance-ministry ; dct:language <http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/iso639-1/en>  ; dct:accrualPeriodicity <http://purl.org/linked-data/sdmx/2009/code#freq-W>  ; dcat:distribution :dataset-001-csv ; . - -

Five distinct temporal descriptors are shown for this dataset. The dataset publication and revision dates are shown in dct:issued and dct:modified. For the frequency of update of the dataset in dct:accrualPeriodicity, we use an instance from the Content-Oriented Guidelines developed as part - of the W3C Data Cube Vocabulary [[?VOCAB-DATA-CUBE]] efforts. The temporal coverage or extent is given in dct:temporal using an item from the Interval dataset (originally available from http://reference.data.gov.uk/id/interval) from data.gov.uk. The temporal resolution, which describes the minimum spacing of items within the dataset, is given in dcat:temporalResolution using the standard datatype xsd:duration.

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Additionally, the spatial coverage or extent is given dct:spatial using a URI from Geonames. A contact point is provided where comments and feedback about the dataset can be sent. Further details about the contact point, such as email address or telephone number, can be provided using vCard [[?VCARD-RDF]].

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+ Five distinct temporal descriptors are shown for this dataset. + The dataset publication and revision dates are shown in dct:issued and dct:modified. + For the frequency of update of the dataset in dct:accrualPeriodicity, we use an instance from the Content-Oriented Guidelines developed as part of the W3C Data Cube Vocabulary [[?VOCAB-DATA-CUBE]] efforts. + The temporal coverage or extent is given in dct:temporal using an item from the Interval dataset (originally available from http://reference.data.gov.uk/id/interval) from data.gov.uk. + The temporal resolution, which describes the minimum spacing of items within the dataset, is given in dcat:temporalResolution using the standard datatype xsd:duration. +

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+ Additionally, the spatial coverage or extent is given dct:spatial using a URI from Geonames. + The spatial resolution, which describes the minimum spatial separation of items within the dataset, is given in dcat:spatialResolutionInMeters using the standard datatype xsd:decimal. +

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+ A contact point is provided where comments and feedback about the dataset can be sent. + Further details about the contact point, such as email address or telephone number, can be provided using vCard [[?VCARD-RDF]]. +

One representation of the dataset :dataset-001-csv can be downloaded as a 5Kb CSV file. This is represented as an RDF resource of type dcat:Distribution. @@ -676,6 +688,7 @@

Class: Catalog

distribution, frequency, spatial/geographic coverage, + spatial resolution, temporal coverage, temporal resolution, was generated by @@ -1440,6 +1453,7 @@

Class: Dataset

distribution, frequency, spatial/geographic coverage, + spatial resolution, temporal coverage, temporal resolution, was generated by @@ -1600,6 +1614,28 @@

Property: spatial/geographical coverage

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Property: spatial resolution

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RDF Property:dcat:spatialResolutionInMeters
Definition:minimum spatial separation resolvable in a dataset, measured in meters
Range:xsd:decimal
Usage note:If the dataset is an image or grid this should correspond to the spacing of items. For other kinds of spatial dataset, this property will usually indicate the smallest distance between items in the dataset.
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The range of this property is a decimal number representing a length in meters. + This is intended to provide a summary indication of the spatial resolution of the data as a single number. + More complex descriptions of various aspects of spatial precision, accuracy, resolution and other statistics can be provided using the Data Quality Vocabulary [[VOCAB-DQV]].

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+ New property in this context in this revision of DCAT. +

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Property: temporal coverage

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Property: temporal resolution

Definition:minimum time period resolvable in the dataset Range:xsd:duration - Usage note:If the dataset is a time-series this should correspond to the spacing of items. For other kinds of dataset, this property will usually indicate the smallest time difference between items in the dataset. + Usage note:If the dataset is a time-series this should correspond to the spacing of items in the series. For other kinds of dataset, this property will usually indicate the smallest time difference between items in the dataset. @@ -1689,6 +1725,7 @@

Class: Distribution

packaging format, release date, rights, + spatial resolution, temporal resolution, title, update/modification date, @@ -1927,6 +1964,31 @@

Property: byteSize

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Property: spatial resolution

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RDF Property:dcat:spatialResolutionInMeters
Definition:The minimum spatial separation resolvable in a dataset distribution, measured in meters.
Range:xsd:decimal
Usage note:If the dataset is an image or grid this should correspond to the spacing of items. For other kinds of spatial dataset, this property will usually indicate the smallest distance between items in the dataset.
Usage note:Alternative spatial resolutions might be provided as different dataset distributions
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The range of this property is a decimal number representing a length in meters. + This is intended to provide a summary indication of the spatial resolution of the data distribution as a single number. + More complex descriptions of various aspects of spatial precision, accuracy, resolution and other statistics changes be provided using the Data Quality Vocabulary [[VOCAB-DQV]].

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+ New property in this context in this revision of DCAT. +

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Property: temporal resolution

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Property: temporal resolution

Definition:minimum time period resolvable in the dataset distribution Range:xsd:duration - Usage note:If the dataset is a time-series this should correspond to the spacing of items. For other kinds of dataset, this property will usually indicate the smallest time difference between items in the dataset. + Usage note:If the dataset is a time-series this should correspond to the spacing of items in the series. For other kinds of dataset, this property will usually indicate the smallest time difference between items in the dataset. Usage note:Alternative temporal resolutions might be provided in different dataset distributions +

This is intended to provide a summary indication of the temporal resolution of the data distribution as a single value. + More complex descriptions of various aspects of temporal precision, accuracy, resolution and other statistics can be provided using the Data Quality Vocabulary [[VOCAB-DQV]].

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New property in this context in this revision of DCAT.

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This is intended to provide a summary indication of the temporal resolution of the data distribution as a single value. - More complex descriptions of various aspects of temporal precision, accuracy, resolution and other statistics can be provided using the Data Quality Vocabulary [[VOCAB-DQV]].

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Changes since the W3C Recommendation of 16 January 2014

The document has undergone the following changes since the W3C Recommendation of 16 January 2014 [[?VOCAB-DCAT-20140116]]: