DataCite and schema.org

[Damian Steer]

Hi all,

Is the datacite / json-ld schema.org mapping documented somewhere? And what is the status of it?

I've tried search, but clearly I'm failing. The most useful resource I found was as part of 'bolognese' [1] but it's not especially readable for most users I imagine.

I was particularly interested in how 'funding' was represented. The current mapping was quite hard to work out, and seems to rely on a non-existent schema.org property [1] which is a little worrying.

Thanks,

Damian Steer

[1] <https://github.com/datacite/bolognese/blob/7c48b4deb306dea1b0df24669eb87c2e6c660d60/spec/writers/schema_org_writer_spec.rb>

[2] <http://schema.org/funding>

[Martin Fenner]

Damian,

the mapping of DataCite metadata to schema.org JSON/LD is unfortunately not well documented, and that is something we need to add to https://support.datacite.org. I will put this on the todo list for staff.

The work on funding is currently not aligned with the official schema.org documentation, because that doesn't support grants, only funders. There have been many discussions on the topic in the schema.org GitHub repo (the best place for community discussion), and I hope that our suggestions will be added to the schema.org core specification before too long.

Until the documentation is in place, please reach out to sup...@datacite.org with questions and comments regarding schema.org / DataCite metadata mapping.

Best,

Martin

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DataCite Technical Director

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[Damian Steer]

> On 7 Jun 2018, at 17:24, Martin Fenner <martin...@datacite.org> wrote:
>
> Damian,
>
> the mapping of DataCite metadata to schema.org JSON/LD is unfortunately not well documented, and that is something we need to add to https://support.datacite.org. I will put this on the todo list for staff.
>
> The work on funding is currently not aligned with the official schema.org documentation, because that doesn't support grants, only funders. There have been many discussions on the topic in the schema.org GitHub repo (the best place for community discussion), and I hope that our suggestions will be added to the schema.org core specification before too long.

Thanks for the update Martin,

I think I assumed it was more final than it was because you’d added it to the new site.

Good luck with getting your propert(ies) added,

Damian

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[Sonja Kümmet]

Hello, 

I am also interested in mapping DataCite metadata to schema.org. Is there any documentation available by now? It does not have to be perfect, any working paper would be helpful.

Thanks a lot in advance,

Sonja

Sonja Kümmet

University Library of LMU Munich

[Ted Habermann]

Any progress on this?

[Mary Hirsch]

Hello,

You might find the following two pages helpful:

https://support.datacite.org/docs/schemaorg

https://support.datacite.org/docs/how-can-i-map-different-metadata-formats-to-the-datacite-xml

Kind regards,

Mary

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[Ted Habermann]

This crosswalk might be helpful... 

• a crosswalk of DCAT, Datacite, ISO 19115, and several other metadata standards to schema.org.  (This is actually from the RDA Research Metadata Schemas WG …).