1
vote
2answers
107 views
DCTerms design and its OWL alignment
I'm currently struggling with aligning DCTerms in my ontology. There I came around with some "problems", which are already discussed in a thread about DC-FOAF alignment.
For examp …
2
votes
5answers
218 views
Describe a topic of a concept
I am describing media elements and I don't know whether to use skos:subject or dc:subject to describe a topic of a media item. I want to use a class in the range of the relation to …
3
votes
5answers
271 views
dct: or dcterms:
People seem to use either dct: or dcterms: as a prefix for the the http://purl.org/dc/terms/ namespace. Is there any guidance on which is "right"?
3
votes
4answers
166 views
Dublin Core terms inconsistent?
Is it correct that Dublin Core terms (http://purl.org/dc/terms/) is inconsistent?
The document describes itself using a data property dcterms:publisher. It uses a string as the o …
1
vote
3answers
132 views
Inverse of DCTerms subject
Hi does anyone know if there is an ideal property for describing the inverse of dcterms:subject? Or, would it be a case of having to define your own property for this relationship …
1
vote
1answer
44 views
What ontologies can I use to markup JavaDoc (or Doxygen) with RDFa?
I am looking for ontologies to create RDFa-rich JavaDoc (for which I will write a custom Doclet). I think I can use a bit of Dublin Core, FOAF and DOAP at places, but I have no clu …