Below you will find an overview of the terms created for the identifiers.org ontology. Formal definitions of these can be found at the idorg-ontology.ttl file. Aside from these terms, these files also uses terms from RDF Schema, VoID, DCAT, and Dublin Core.
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The namespace for the identifiers.org ontology terms is http://identifiers.org/idot/.
The suggested prefix is idot.
This class is destined to the registry itself.
Class for namespace entries in the identifiers.org registry. Namespaces are identified by curie prefixes. Each namespace references a set of identifiers that can be a full or part of a online database.
Class for resource entries in the identifiers.org registry. These are web resources that serve data for objects under the associated namespace. A namespace can have multiple resources for the same objects, but a resource only serves one namespace.
CURIE prefix associated with namespace. Is unique among all namespaces. See https://docs.identifiers.org/pages/identification_scheme.html.
String that identifies the provider of a resource among the resources of the same namespace. See https://docs.identifiers.org/pages/identification_scheme.html.
Regex pattern that describes the format of IDs under the namespace.
Legacy MIR ID for identifiers.org entries.
A sample identifier for an entry.
URL pattern used to resolve provider URLs for curies.
These alwasy include the substring {$id}.
On resolution, this substring is replaced with the local identifier part of the CURIE.
ISO 3166 Alpha-2 country code where the associated resource is hosted.
Namespace that a resource serves data for.
Indicates whether a resource is an Official/primary provider for its namespace.
Homepage of associate resource.
Indicates the namespace that a resource serves data for.
Flag that indicates whether an entry is deprecated or not.
Date where the regitry marked the entry as deprecated.
Approximated date where the resource or namespace become became offline.
Short explanation on what cause the resource to become deprecated.
Other namespace that took over data from deprecated namespace.
Flag that indicates that URLs for entry require authentication.
Brief description on how to acquire credentials and authorization to access protected URLs.
URL where to find more information on how to acquire credentials and authorization to access protected URLs.