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%section = fullwidth do = section_title("Linked Data", true) - case resource_class_name - when "dataset" %p This is a linked data dataset containing %strong - if (resource.size) = number_with_delimiter(resource.size) RDF triples about the topic, which can be queried using our <a href="/docs#ways-to-access-data">APIs</a> or <a href="/sparql">SPARQL endpoint</a>. %p{style:"margin-bottom:24px;"} RDF triples in datasets are updated atomically, and share descriptive metadata. - when "ontology" %p An <strong><em>ontology</em></strong> is a set of <strong><em>classes</em></strong> and <strong><em>properties</em></strong> about a certain topic area. These can be used for resources' types and properties (predicates) respectively.</p> - when 'concept scheme' %p A <strong><em>concept scheme</em></strong> is a collection of <strong><em>concepts</em></strong> about a topic. A Concept scheme can act as a list of possible values for a certain property of a resource (i.e. possible objects for RDF triples).</p> - if resource_class_name == "dataset" # TODO: downloads for ontologies = row do .pmd_box_half %h4 Named Graph - if resource.data_graph_uri %p Resources in this dataset are stored a named graph. This graph can be used in SPARQL queries to restrict results to this dataset. = content_tag :code, resource.data_graph_uri, class:'click_to_select block' %p For a live example of how to use this, #{link_to_sparql_tool_with_graph(resource.data_graph_uri)}. - else %p No named graph is available. .pmd_box_half %h4 Download %p The complete dataset is also available for download: = link_to resource.data_dump.to_s, class:"btn icon-box-add type-a" do <span>N-Triples<small>(#{resource.size || "all"} triples)</small></span>
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