- From: Timothy Herzog <timgherzog@gmail.com>
- Date: Mon, 7 Jan 2013 19:19:03 -0500
- To: public-gld-comments@w3.org
- Message-ID: <CADrAiRT=rmY+dc996GaDZLzSAQrGaKeYRRpzz+boK8GtLkRbfA@mail.gmail.com>
Sorry for the duplicate post; but it appears my original message was not sent as plain text, making it difficult to read, so I'm trying another mail account. As stated in my previous post I'm new to DCAT and coming up to speed. Wonder if I could solicit your advice on a couple of use cases: 1) Compressed download files contain common data types, such as CSV, Excel or ESRI shapefiles. Ostensibly, the format property should match the media type, but is there a good way to indicate the archive contents? For example: :dataset a dcat:Download ; dcat:accessURL < http://databank.worldbank.org/databank/download/WDIandGDF_excel.zip> ; dcat:format [ a dc:IMT ; rdf:value "application/zip" ; rdfs:label "Compressed Excel" ; ]; . :dataset a dcat:Download ; dcat:accessURL < http://haitidata.org/hti_geology_hydrogeology_bme_polygon_2010.zip> ; dcat:format [ a dc:IMT ; rdf:value "application/zip" ; rdfs:label "ESRI Shapefile" ; ]; . 2) Any suggestions for including the contact information for a dataset, i.e., who to call with questions? dc:publisher, dc:creator and dc:mediator are close, but not quite. Thanks, Tim Herzog World Bank
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