FAO's Inputs on Interoperability Standards
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The document discusses FAO's experience with standards development and adoption, current developments with SDMX, and how e-infrastructures could help facilitate standards adoption. FAO has developed and adopted various vocabulary standards for species, thesauri, and metadata. SDMX is used at FAO for statistical data exchange but has limitations that FAO is addressing by strengthening communities of practice and integrating SDMX with semantic technologies. An e-infrastructure could further help by providing transformation and mediation services across domains to link different standards, and by facilitating the development of linked open data which could lessen the importance of strict data exchange standards.
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FAO's Inputs on Interoperability Standards
- 1. Interoperability and standards adoption: FAO’s inputs a) FAO’s experience in the development and adoption of standards b) Current SDMX developments c) A conjecture: how an e-infrastructure will help Marc Taconet, Anton Ellenbroek, FAO Networking session September 2010 Brussels (Belgium) www.d4science.eu D4Science-II project | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
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- What FAO is What it does
- FAO has established partnerships and a long track in data management, such as Country statistical offices Regional Fisheries Bodies UN and other international agencies Regional organizations Scientific and/or research institutes AGRIS application profile AgMES is a “namespace vocabulary”. The semantics of specific elements are defined in AgMes. Also specific schemes/vocabularies are defined in AgMes. I.E. ASFIS and AGROVOC are schemes registered in AgMES, “CreatorCorporate” is an element semantically defined in AgMES. AgMES is not an exchange schema, but the AGRIS-AP is an exchange schema, that takes elements from various namespaces. The Resource Description Framework (RDF) is a family of World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) specifications originally designed as a metadata data model . It has come to be used as a general method for conceptual description or modeling of information that is implemented in web resources, using a variety of syntax formats.
- as a result of its involvement in D4Science and collaboration with Eurostat, FAO-FI has taken action at FAO corporate level to overcome ... some of these limitations
- ecosystem services, such as: Shared reference data management , Standardization and harmonization of data, Data sharing and publication agreements, Technical data management; synchronization, polling
- ecosytem services, such as: Shared reference data management , Standardization and harmonization of data, Data sharing and publication agreements, Technical data management; synchronization, polling
- ecosytem services, such as: Shared reference data management , Standardization and harmonization of data, Data sharing and publication agreements, Technical data management; synchronization, polling