Ontology Mapping

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If Plings were to work as linked data we would need to map the fields to existing onlotogies and perhaps build our own namespace. This builds on Keith's (Talis) work.

Namespaces

Fields that Match

Activities

Field Namespace Value Notes/Examples
ActivitySourceID
Name DCT title <dct:title>Dance Class</dct:title>
Description dc description or CAL - summary
Starts CAL dtstart
Ends CAL dtend
Venue Venue
ActivityProvider Organisation
ContactName VCard fn Formatted Name: http://www.w3.org/2006/vcard/ns#fn
ContactNumber FOAF phone
ContactEmail FOAF mbox
ContactAddress Vcard label The formatted version of a postal address (a string with embedded line breaks, punctuation, etc.)
MinAge
MaxAge
Cost
Categories Categories
Keywords Keywords
ECMCodes ECMCodes
ActivityTypeCodes ActivityTypeCodes
LinkWithActivity
LinkWithActivitySourceID

Venue

Field Namespace Type Notes
ProviderVenueID string yes This is the information you use in your dataset to identify this venue for yourself. It can be anything you want (letters and numbers only), but must be unique to you. We will either match this to an existing venue, or create a new record. We will use this field to match our records so that we both know which venue we are talking about.
Name VCard Name of the place
BuildingNameNo string yes The building name and/or number
Postcode VCard postal-code
ContactForename VCard yes
ContactSurname VCard yes
ContactEmail VCard Email
ContactPhone VCard Tel
ContactFax VCard
GeoCoordSystem string WGS84DD is the only value supported currently. (i.e decimal latitude and longitude co-ordinates) If not specified, then the Postcode will be used to get geographical coordinates for the venue.
GeoCoordX Geo e.g. 53.462299
GeoCoordY Geo e.g. -2.237951
Description Description of the Venue, not to be confused with the description of the activity.
Website VCard
ParkingSpaces int Number of parking spaces.
CyclePark string Must be either: No,Yes, or Secure
DisabledFacilitiesNotes string
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