Difference: ResourceHierarchy (1 vs. 4)
Revision 42014-10-29 - MarkusDemleitner
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Do we need this standard? We may need some standard way to indicate that a resource belongs to one or more taxonomies, perhaps specifying some standard ones, such as derivation (where the resource is derived or copied from another), containment (where the resource is contained within another). -- TonyLinde - 24 Jan 2003 <--
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| > > | Out of date. See IvoaResReg for current information. (created by TonyLinde 15.03.2025@02:22:59)Do we need this standard? We may need some standard way to indicate that a resource belongs to one or more taxonomies, perhaps specifying some standard ones, such as derivation (where the resource is derived or copied from another), containment (where the resource is contained within another). -- TonyLinde - 24 Jan 2003 | |||||||
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Revision 32012-06-26 - root
Do we need this standard? We may need some standard way to indicate that a resource belongs to one or more taxonomies, perhaps specifying some standard ones, such as derivation (where the resource is derived or copied from another), containment (where the resource is contained within another). -- TonyLinde - 24 Jan 2003 |
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Do we need this standard? We may need some standard way to indicate that a resource belongs to one or more taxonomies, perhaps specifying some standard ones, such as derivation (where the resource is derived or copied from another), containment (where the resource is contained within another). -- TonyLinde - 24 Jan 2003 <--
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Revision 12003-01-25 - TonyLinde
Do we need this standard? We may need some standard way to indicate that a resource belongs to one or more taxonomies, perhaps specifying some standard ones, such as derivation (where the resource is derived or copied from another), containment (where the resource is contained within another). -- TonyLinde - 24 Jan 2003 <--
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