Re: Competition Types [was Re: Meeting 22 Nov (09:00 UTC)]

Thanks, Ivan.

I've copy-pasted the information on the example we have:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1o0Dt9vA5Qm2_OdEeSXwPgTeAGRm0s3EBW9-SXASkPYU/edit?usp=sharing

Now you have permission to edit.

Best,

Martin

On Tue, Nov 28, 2017 at 7:51 PM Ivan <ivan.work.mail@gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear all,
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> Please find our Regional Federations file. We have made an auto export
> script from our database, so when data change, we’ll just export new file.
> I think we’ll have some clubs file also this week (but just club names and
> club categories for now).
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> I could not update the file on web, I don’t have access to edit, so maybe
> somebody could copy-paste it there?
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> *--------------------------------*
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> *Ivan Kachkivskyi*
> *Official Ukrainian Statistician, **ATFS Member*
> E-mail:* ivan.work.mail@gmail.com <ivan.work.mail@gmail.com>*
> E-mail:* ivan@ivan.org.ua <ivan@ivan.org.ua>*
> *www.ivan.org.ua <http://www.ivan.org.ua> *
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> *From:* Martin Alvarez-Espinar [mailto:martin.alvarez@fundacionctic.org]
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> *Sent:* Tuesday, November 28, 2017 7:09 PM
> *To:* Nicolas Launois <nicolas.launois@european-athletics.org>; Andy
> Robinson <andy@reportlab.com>
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> *Cc:* Ivan Kachkivskyi <ivan.work.mail@gmail.com>; Martin Alvarez-Espinar
> <martin@w3.org>; public-opentrack <public-opentrack@w3.org>
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> *Subject:* Re: Competition Types [was Re: Meeting 22 Nov (09:00 UTC)]
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> Dear all,
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> Just to continue with the discussion on how to represent the calendar of
> competitions, I've been researching on the existing vocabularies. This is a
> proposal that I think covers all the requirements you have mentioned.
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> (terms simplified for a clearer notation)
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> {
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>     "name": [
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>         {
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>             "@value" : "XXVIII Santa Pola Half Marathon",
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>             "@language" : "en"
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>         },
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>         {
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>             "@value" : "XXVIII Mitja Maraton Villa Santa Pola",
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>             "@language" : "ca"
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>         }
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>     ],       ^^^Names in several languages
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>     "category" : [ "U23", "SEN", "M35", "M40", "M45"],
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>     "discipline" : "HM",
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>     "url": "http://www.mitjasantapola.com",
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>     "image": "http://www.mitjasantapola.com/+++santa_pola.png",
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>     "location": {
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>         "name": "Calle Muelle, Santa Pola",
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>         "map": "https://www.google.es/maps/@38.1900419,-0.5587148,17z",
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>         "geo": {
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>             "lat": 38.1900419,
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>             "lng" : -0.5587148,
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>             "elevation" : 17.2
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>         },
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>         "address": {
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>             "streetAddress": "Calle Muelle",
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>             "addressLocality": "Santa Pola",
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>             "postalCode": "03130",
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>             "addressCountry": "ESP"
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>         }
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>     },
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>     "startDate": "2017-01-12",
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>     "endDate": "2017-01-13",
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>     "status": "Finished",
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>     "organizer": {
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>         "name": "Club Atletismo Santa Pola",
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>         "address": {
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>             "streetAddress": "Av. Albacete, 10",
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>             "addressLocality": "Santa Pola",
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>             "postalCode": "03130",
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>             "addressCountry": "ESP"
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>         },
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>         "telephone" : "(+34) 966 69 00 99 <966%2069%2000%2099>",
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>         "email": "atletismosantapola@gmail.com"
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>     },
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>     "entryRequirements": "Athletes with RFEA Licence and…",
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>     "license": "IAAF-Bronze-Road-Race",
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>     "audience" : "International",
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>    …
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> }
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> The competiion may be "licensed" under a specific terms. This could be
> those permits you already mentioned. Can those *labels* be considered as
> licenses?
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> Anyway, 'labels or permits' may be defined with an existing schema.org
> type (http://schema.org/Permit).
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> For instance:
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> {
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>   "type" : "Permit",
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>   "name" : "IAAF Copper Meeting Label",
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>   "issuedBy" : "IAAF",
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>   "validIn" : "Europe",
>
>   …
>
> }
>
> It is clear that calendars consider, at least "national" and
> "international" The level of coverage of the competition could be also
> indicated with the expected "audience" of the competition: international
> audience, national audience?
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> Talk to you tomorrow!
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> Martin
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