- https://schema.org/
- provides a vocabulary of terms and properties for marking up structured data on web pages. This structured data can be used by search engines and other applications to better understand the content of a web page and provide richer search results and experiences.
- For example, if you have a web page about a product, you can use Schema.org to mark up the product's name, price, and availability. This will allow search engines to display richer results for your product, such as a star rating, a price comparison, or a link to the product's website.
- https://github.com/ESIPFed/science-on-schema.org
- The Science On Schema.org (SOSO) repository on GitHub provides guidance for repository operators and others to follow consistent conventions to provide schema.org markup in Dataset landing pages to improve data discovery through search engines. The main guides help describe Datasets and Data Repositories.
- https://www.rd-alliance.org/groups/persistent-identification-instruments-wg
- Metadata Schema for the Persistent Identification of Instruments | Zenodo
- The article describes the PIDINST metadata schema, which is a vocabulary of terms and properties for describing instruments. The schema is designed to be used by institutions or organizations that operate scientific instruments. The schema includes properties for describing the instrument's name, type, manufacturer, model, and location. The schema also includes properties for describing the instrument's capabilities and limitations.
- Others [from the meeting]