Re: ISSUE-202: Relation between dqv, iso 19115/19157 and geodcat-ap

Dear All,
I had the opportunity to take a quick look at Andrea's feedback on DQV[1]
which originated the ISSUE 202, he suggested some new requirements on DQV
 expressivity which I would  summarize in

Should DQV be able to state  that a dataset is  "not conformant" to a given
standard or  its conformance "has not been  evaluated”?

DQV is already able to  express the notion of "Conformance to” a standard
via the property dcterm:conformsTo.  However, according to Andrea's
comments,  we might bring further compatibility to ISO 19157:2013 and
INSPIRE by adding respectively "Not conformat"   and   "not evaluated" in
the DQV expressivity.

Personally, I am quite  in favour to fulfill the first requirement ("Not
conformat") , not very convinced  about the second ("not evaluated").

Do you have any opinion on that?

Regards,

Riccardo

[1] https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-dwbp-wg/2015Aug/0146.html

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