The URL of the (open) license under which the dataset can be used.
The URL of dataset this dataset is based on.
The date on which the dataset description was originally published.
The date on which the dataset description was originally created.
The date on which the dataset description was last modified.
URL of a webpage where the dataset is described.
A reference to a dataset on which this dataset was based.
A citation or reference for the dataset.
Indicates the place(s) which are the focus of the dataset.
Indicates the period that the dataset applies to.
One or more keyword which describe the dataset.
Distributions tell consumers where and how they can get the data. Distributions can be data dumps in RDF or some other format such as CSV, live SPARQL endpoints, OAI-PMH endpoints or other APIs.
Name of the distribution, depicting the type of distribution.
The URL where the distribution can be directly accessed.
A link to the API documentation; required if custom API
Date (or datetime) the distribution was published.
Date (or datetime) the distribution was last updated.
The URL of the (open) license under which the distribution can be used.
A measure indicating the size of the distribution.
Alternative names such as an abbreviation that the organization is known under.
Links to the organization in other databases.
May be used for body textual content and/or json/xml/svg, etc. target selector.
The datasets that are contained in the data catalog.