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An overview of the Metadata schema core is presented in the UML diagram depicted below. The UML showcases the primary classes (entities), excluding the detailed definitions such as rdfs:label rdfs:comment. Each block denotes a class and comprises a list of its attributes (properties). If a class is connected to another class by a closed arrow, indicating that it inherits all properties from the other class. For example, dcat:DatasetSeries inherits from dcat:Dataset which inherits from dcat:Resource. The other arrows, represent relations and contain the type of relation, such as dcat:Dataset connects to a dcat:DatasetSeries via the predicate dcat:inSeries, and include the cardinality, such as dcat:Dataset can be connected via dcat:inSeries to zero or more dcat:DatasetSeries.
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Property name | Definition | URI | rdfs:Range | Usage Note | Cardinality |
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end point URL | The root location or primary endpoint of the service (a Web-resolvable IRI). |
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| NA | 1..* |
title | A name given to the distribution. |
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| NA | 1..* |
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Property name | Definition | URI | rdfs:Range | Usage Note | Cardinality |
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end point description | A description of the services available via the end-points, including their operations, parameters etc. |
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| An endpoint description may be expressed in a machine-readable form, such as an OpenAPI (Swagger) description [OpenAPI], an OGC | 0..* |
serves dataset | A collection of data that this data service can distribute. |
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| NA | 0..* |
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