SKOS Core
SKOS stands for Simple Knowledge Organisation System. SKOS Core is a model used to describe 'concept' schemas and the relationships between them. For example, glossaries, thesauri, controlled vocabularies.
Functionality:
Provides a framework for expressing knowledge organisation systems in a machine-understandable way.
Level of Expertise:
Good understanding of the concept of ontologies and descriptive schemas, such as RDF.
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SCARP Synthesis Study
SCARP Synthesis Study
Shedding light upon the diversity of scientific research is this DCC-commissioned report, based on SCARP and other case studies. Attitudes and approaches to data deposit, sharing, reuse, curation and preservation are investigated across a range of research fields and disciplines.