CETAF Identifier Levels: Difference between revisions
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|+ Following conditions have to be met to reach the corresponding implementation levels (if only an identifier is chosen this would be '''Level 0''' ;-) | |||
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{{color|green|<b>✓</b>}} you assigned a stable URI to each object of your collection, which will be never changed and preferably follows the [[Best_practices_for_stable_URIs|best practices for stable URIs]] | |||
{{color|green|<b>✓</b>}} there exists a human-readable representation (web-page) for each of your collection objects | |||
{{color|green|<b>✓</b>}} a user trying to access a collection object by typing the stable URI of it into a web-browser will be redirected to the human-readable representation (web-page) of the object (you can test this by using the [http://herbal.rbge.info/search.php CETAF URI Tester]) | |||
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{{color|green|<b>✓</b>}} you reached ''Level 1'' | |||
{{color|green|<b>✓</b>}} there exists a machine-readable RDF metadata record for each of your collection objects | |||
{{color|green|<b>✓</b>}} a machine trying to access a collection object via its identifier with <code>application/rdf+xml</code> header will be redirected to the objects machine-readable RDF metadata record (you can test this by using the [http://herbal.rbge.info/search.php CETAF URI Tester]) | |||
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{{color|green|<b>✓</b>}} you reached ''Level 2'' | |||
{{color|green|<b>✓</b>}} the machine-readable RDF metadata record of each of your collection objects encodes application specific data (e.g. is compliant to the [[CSPP|CETAF Specimen Preview Profile—CSPP]]) | |||
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== Level 2 == | == Level 2 == | ||
On top of level 1 sending the same {{abbr|CETAF|Consortium of European Taxonomic Facilities}} {{abbr|URI|Uniform Resource Identifier}} a header <code>'application/rdf+xml'</code> will return a machine readable {{abbr|RDF|Resource Description Framework}} metadata record for each of your collection objects. | On top of level 1 sending the same {{abbr|CETAF|Consortium of European Taxonomic Facilities}} {{abbr|URI|Uniform Resource Identifier}} a header <code>'application/rdf+xml'</code> will return a machine readable {{abbr|RDF|Resource Description Framework}} metadata record for each of your collection objects. | ||
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== Level 1 == | == Level 1 == | ||
You assigned a stable URI to each object of your collection, which will be never changed and preferably follows the [ | You assigned a stable URI to each object of your collection, which will be never changed and preferably follows the [[Best practices for stable URIs]] | ||
✓ ─ CETAF ID ────┐ ✓ ─ Collection Object ─┐ | ✓ ─ CETAF ID ────┐ ✓ ─ Collection Object ─┐ | ||
│ (stable URI) → → → │ | │ (stable URI) → → → │ | ||
Latest revision as of 13:56, 5 March 2025
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✓ you assigned a stable URI to each object of your collection, which will be never changed and preferably follows the best practices for stable URIs ✓ there exists a human-readable representation (web-page) for each of your collection objects ✓ a user trying to access a collection object by typing the stable URI of it into a web-browser will be redirected to the human-readable representation (web-page) of the object (you can test this by using the CETAF URI Tester) |
✓ you reached Level 1 ✓ there exists a machine-readable RDF metadata record for each of your collection objects ✓ a machine trying to access a collection object via its identifier with |
✓ you reached Level 2 ✓ the machine-readable RDF metadata record of each of your collection objects encodes application specific data (e.g. is compliant to the CETAF Specimen Preview Profile—CSPP) |
Level 2
On top of level 1 sending the same CETAF URI a header 'application/rdf+xml' will return a machine readable RDF metadata record for each of your collection objects.
Level 1
You assigned a stable URI to each object of your collection, which will be never changed and preferably follows the Best practices for stable URIs
✓ ─ CETAF ID ────┐ ✓ ─ Collection Object ─┐ │ (stable URI) → → → │ └────────────────┘ └──────────────────────┘
There exists a human-readable representation (web-page) for each of your collection objects
✓ ─ Web Page ──────┐ │ (human readable) │ └──────────────────┘
A user trying to access a collection object by typing the stable URI of it into a web-browser will be redirected to the human-readable representation (web-page) of the object (you can test this by using the CETAF URI Tester)
✓ ─ CETAF ID ───┐ ✓ ─ Web Page ──────┐ │ (stable URI) → redirect → (human readable) │ └───────────────┘ └──────────────────┘ ↕ ↕ is assigned ↕ ✓ ─ Collection Object ─┐ │ │ └──────────────────────┘
