Polar Vocabularies

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Polar Vocabularies - Version 1

We are currently using this form to enter information about vocabularies, glossaries, ontologies and other semantic resources that are relevant to the cryosphere or polar regions writ broadly.

If you see any issues with either the fields or their explanations, please email ruth.duerr3@gmail.com with a description so that updates can be made.

Respondent

The email address of the person filling out this form (e.g., First.last@gmail.com)

Contact information

The name or email address of a person who or organization which manages the resource (e.g., nsidc@nsidc.org)

Citable reference for the resource

e.g., NSIDC (Ed.). (n.d.). "Cryosphere Glossary".National Snow and Ice Data Center. Retrieved September 18, 2018, from https://nsidc.org/cryosphere/glossary

What type of resource is this? *

Semantic resources fall along a spectrum of reasoning capability. All types are useful, depending on your context. Expanded definitions of the resource types we've defined so far can be found at http://tinyurl.com/SemResTypes

Controlled vocabulary (a list of terms controlled by some authority)

Glossary (terms and their definitions, possibly with synonyms)

Thesaurus (a structured controlled vocabulary with relationships and other info about each term)

Taxonomy (hierarchies of terms organized as tree structures without relations to other structures)

Ontology (a set of concepts with attributes & relationships that define a domain of knowledge)

Other:

Resource Name *

The name or title of the resource (e.g., NSIDC Cryosphere Glossary)

Web site URL

URL of the resource itself

Repository link

URL of the repository which supports the resource

Name space

SPARQL endpoint

Other URL

Description *

Type of Governance *

Who is maintaining the resource and how likely is it to be maintained for the long term. Project developed/maintained is typically only maintained during the project; community maintained is likely to last longer; if a formal non-profit organization is maintaining it - it could be maintained indefinitely (or until superseded).

Project developed/maintained

Community (loose group of organizations or individual members) maintained

Non-profit maintained (formal maintenance by a non-profit)

Other:

Format Readability *

Human readable (i.e., plain text)

Machine readable

Both

Available in which formats *

What formats can the resource be accessed in...

HTML

SKOS

OWL

JSON-LD

RDF-XML

RDF-Turtle

RDF-N4

Other:

Required

Scope *

Does the resource include non-polar and/or non-cryospheric terms?

Cryosphere/polar specific

Broader domain than (but including) the cryosphere/polar regions

Other:

Adoption/User Base *

What user communities are using or are planning on using this resource

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