Linked Open Data (LOD)-enabled bibliographical data | Agrisemantics Map of Data Standards

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LODE-BD aims to support the selection of appropriate encoding strategies for producing meaningful Linked Open Data (LOD)-enabled bibliographical data (directly or indirectly). The LODE-BD recommendations are applicable for structured data describing bibliographic resources such as articles, monographs, theses, conference papers, presentation materials, research reports, learning objects, etc. – in print or electronic format.

Form

Core information

URL(s):

http://aims.fao.org/lode/bd

Publisher(s) / Maintainer(s):

Food and Agriculture Organization

Type of standard:

Application profile

Describes / models / annotates:

Resource-specific metadata, Documents

Additional information

Acronym:

LODE-BD

Alternative name:

LODE-BD

Contact email:

valeria.pesce@fao.org

Technical information

Format of the data standard:

HTML, PDF

VEST / AgroPortal integration

Original source:

VEST Registry

Assessment

An overview of criteria used for the assessment can be found here.

Total score:

1.32

assessment tabs

Fitness / adoption

Complete:

Yes, complete, consistent and granular

Authoritative:

Not clear - N/A

Largely compatible:

Yes

Known:

Not clear - N/A

Used in software:

Not clear - N/A

Used in datasets:

Not clear - N/A

Discoverable:

Yes

Regulatory:

Endorsed:

Yes, moderately

Long-term, sustainable:

Yes, reasonably

Participatory, collaborative:

Not clear - N/A

Maintained:

Not clear - N/A

Scores

Avg fitness:

2.67

Avg adoption:

1.33

Usability / openness

Available on the web:

Yes

Versatile:

Served by APIs:

Manageable:

Documented:

Yes

Supported:

Not clear - N/A

Testable:

Not clear - N/A

Machine-readable:

Meaningful:

Annotated:

Referenceable:

Linked:

Clearly licensed:

Openly licensed:

Not clear - N/A

Scores

Avg usability:

1.14

Avg openness:

0.14

URI: https://vest.agrisemantics.org/node/18357

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