Expected metadata (VOResource) with their equivalent in Datacite schema to provide Data Origin in the registry:
VOResource | Datacite | Level | Explain |
---|---|---|---|
identifier | Identifier (1) | M | ivoid of resource(s) hosted by the service |
title | Title (3) | M | resource title |
shortName | Resource short name | ||
altIdentifier | AlternateIdentifier (11) | R | Alternate identifier accepts bibcode, DOI or URL. DOI should be privileged to facilitate citation and link with DataCite or Crossref..eg: DOI |
Curation | |||
.publisher | Publisher (4) | M | publisher |
.creator | Creator (2) | M | author(s) |
.contributor | Contributor | ||
.date [Created] | Dates [created] (8) | M | creation date (in data center) |
.date [Updated] | Dates [updated] (8) | M | last modification |
? | PublicationYear (5) | publication year in data center | |
.version | Version (15) | R | |
.contact | |||
Content | |||
.source | RelatedIdentifier (12) (type=bibcode, relationType=IsSupplementTo) | R | bibcode |
.referenceURL | R | landing page | |
.type | ResourceType (10) | Resource type (catalog, etc) | |
.description | Description (17) | abstract | |
.contentLevel | |||
.relationShip | RelatedIdentifiers (12) | R | link to remote resource (Recomended to link Original Data Center) |
..relatedResource | RelatedIdentifier (12) | R | |
Rights | |||
rights | Rights (16) | R | The right element accepts free text. However, it is preferable to provide a machine-readable Licence. See the list https://spdx.org/licenses/. |
.URI | rightsURI | R | licence URL |
rightsIdentifier | standard licence name .ex CC-by. Copyright is accepted by FAIR principle. But copyright is only a link to the data producer. It gives the contact point to any users who would like to use data. Copyright is more simple to implement for data-center that provides a copy of original resource, but its use is not well integrated in an interoperable workflow. |
<rights rightsURI="https://spdx.org/licenses/CC-BY-4.0.html">
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
</right>
Cite the original dataset using "source" (to link a bibliographic reference) or "relatedIdentifier" (to link a dataset)
e.g.:
<relationship>
<relationshipType>Cites</relationshipType>
<relatedResource>doi: 10.5270/esa-qa4lep3 : Gaia DR3 ESA</relatedResource>
</relationship>