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Once the data and metadata have been transformed, they can be made available for further use by humans and machines via e.g. APIs, RDF triplestores, or Web applications [Generic]. One method for owners/publishers to expose the semantically-rich metadata and provide/manage access to it is the FAIR Data Point (FDP) [FDP, FDP2FDP_spec]. FDPs are generally used to expose the metadata of datasets, but metadata for other types of digital resources, such as ontologies, algorithms, etc, can also be exposed, thereby allowing consumers to discover information about the resources offered. An FDP has access control functionality, providing the possibility to restrict access to (parts of) the metadata.
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[FDP] https://direct.mit.edu/dint/article/5/1/184/113181/The-FAIR-Data-Point-Interfaces-and-Tooling
[FDP2FDP_spec] https://fairdatapoint.readthedocs.io/_/downloads/en/latest/pdf/
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