What marineinfo.org offers
MarineInfo.org is a catalogue that offers a comprehensive range of interlinked data covering various topics relevant to the marine research domain. It is accessible for everyone, from researchers and policymakers to educators and students.
Data is available on following topics:
datasets about marine & related research
scientific publications about all kinds of marine & related research
institutes and people active or involved in the marine research domain
projects that are carried out within the marine research domain
events that took place in context of the marine research domain
collections grouping together other topics that have a similar context (such as a project, ...)
LOD publishing
At the core of marineinfo.org is the publishing of records as linked open data. (to add sentence on improving interopability and FAIRness)
This is done via the following uritemplate:
https://marineinfo.org/doc/{type}/{id}, which represents the webpage about the entity.https://marineinfo.org/id/{type}/{id}, which represents the entity itself. In absence of any suffix, you are directed to the HTML webpage of the entity. Adding one of the other suffixes mentioned in the table below will result in a download of the entity in the specified serialization.
The {type} refers to the various topic catalogues in the system: dataset / publication / institute / person / project / event / collection.
We provide these resources in different variant-representations over Content-Negotiation:
Name
URL-template
Suffix
Set of accept headers
Example URL
HTML
https://marineinfo.org/doc/{type}/{id}
.html
Accept: text/html
Accept-profile: https://marineinfo.org/ns/profile#default
JSON
https://marineinfo.org/id/{type}/{id}
.json
Accept: application/json
Accept-profile: https://marineinfo.org/ns/profile#default
Turtle
https://marineinfo.org/id/{type}/{id}
.ttl
Accept: text/turtle
Accept-profile: https://marineinfo.org/ns/profile#default
JSON-LD
https://marineinfo.org/id/{type}/{id}
.jsonld
Accept: application/ld+json
Accept-profile: https://marineinfo.org/ns/profile#default
XML
https://marineinfo.org/id/{type}/{id}
.xml
Accept: text/xml
Accept-profile: https://marineinfo.org/ns/profile#default
RDF XML
https://marineinfo.org/id/{type}/{id}
-rdf.xml
Accept: application/rdf+xml
Accept-profile: https/marineinfo.org/ns/profile#default
Inspire
https://marineinfo.org/id/{type}/{id}
-inspire.xml
Accept: text/xml
Accept-profile: https://marineinfo.org/ns/profile#inspire
Gcmd
https://marineinfo.org/id/{type}/{id}
-gcmd.xml
Accept: text/xml
Accept-profile: https://marineinfo.org/ns/profile#gcmd
EML2.1.1.
https://marineinfo.org/id/{type}/{id}
-eml-2.1.1.xml
Accept: text/xml
Accept-profile: https://marineinfo.org/ns/profile#eml-2.1.1
EML2.2.0.
https://marineinfo.org/id/{type}/{id}
-eml-2.2.0.xml
Accept: text/xml
Accept-profile: https://marineinfo.org/ns/profile#eml-2.2.0
Profile HTML
https://marineinfo.org/doc/{type}/{id}
-alt.html
Accept: text/html
Accept-profile: http://www.w3.org/ns/dx/conneg/altr
Profile Turtle
https://marineinfo.org/id/{type}/{id}
-alt.ttl
Accept: text/turtle
Accept-profile: http://www.w3.org/ns/dx/conneg/altr