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A VEP is semistructured; in a header, it should first give the vocabulary URL and a contact address for the author, as in
Vocabulary: http://www.ivoa.net/rdf/datalink/core Author: msdemlei@ari.uni-heidelberg.deThis is followed by one or more blocks. These can be proposals for new terms, given with a human-readable label, a description, and a rationale for the addition. For instance: New Term: isMetadataFor (child of auxiliary) Label: Metadata Description: additional documentation for this dataset (e.g., observatory logs, provenance information) Rationale: This would annotate material such as observation logs, scanned envelopes of plates, or possibly logs of pipeline runs. The term is a bit different from other datalink terms, but it is taken from the DataCite relationships, and I feel re-using these terms whenever possible makes it easier to re-use datalink annotations later.Alternatively, changes to an existing term can be proposed, including changing its parent: Changed term: proc
Label: Processing
Description: reference to a server-side processing service
Rationale: The old description ("server-side data processing result")
just doesn't quite match what this is.
No process for the deletion of terms is proposed at this point.
A VEP may be replaced during discussions. | |||||||
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VEPs"> Current VEPs
VEPs"> Accepted VEPs(None so far)Vocabulary Enhancement Requests (VEPs)We propose to manage vocabulary evolution in the IVOA through Vocabulary Enhancement Requests. These are small, version controllable, plain text files; the current version of a VEP is maintained on this page, currently in an attachment. A VEP is semistructured; in a header, it should first give the vocabulary URL and a contact address for the author, as inVocabulary: http://www.ivoa.net/rdf/datalink/core Author: msdemlei@ari.uni-heidelberg.deThis is followed by one or more blocks. These can be proposals for new terms, given with a human-readable label, a description, and a rationale for the addition. For instance: New Term: isMetadataFor (child of auxiliary) Label: Metadata Description: additional documentation for this dataset (e.g., observatory logs, provenance information) Rationale: This would annotate material such as observation logs, scanned envelopes of plates, or possibly logs of pipeline runs. The term is a bit different from other datalink terms, but it is taken from the DataCite relationships, and I feel re-using these terms whenever possible makes it easier to re-use datalink annotations later.Alternatively, changes to an existing term can be proposed, including changing its parent: Changed term: proc
Label: Processing
Description: reference to a server-side processing service
Rationale: The old description ("server-side data processing result")
just doesn't quite match what this is.
No process for the deletion of terms is proposed at this point.
A VEP may be replaced during discussions.
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