New Subject, dataModel.Multimedia for allocating these data models related to multimedia management.
It is located in the Cross sector domain repository.
MediaEvent, to be contributed, will be dedicated to the events captured in a multimedia stream like face/plate recognition, etc.
The database for the searching on data models, properties and their descriptions has been expanded to allow filtering also by :
Additionally, it has been updated containing more than 11.000 items
Accessible from the front page in this widget (Structured check)
You can export the results
The new Subject of Satellite Imagery, inside the CrossSector domain, has released 6 new data models for Earth Observation:
– EOAnalysis
– EODataHub
– EOGeoDataLayer
– EOInstrument
– EOProduct
– EOSatellitePlatform
All the specifications (the text descriptions of the data model located in the /doc directory of each daat model) for the different domains and languages (currently French and Spanish besides English) have been updated to the new format. See an example in Spanish and French.
All of them are generated automatically from the json schema (which is the unique source of truth for the data model)
The contribution manual explains further details.
Raise an issue for any point you find in the new format.
In the process of converting repositories to the new format, the repo dataModel.Weather is being converted.
It means:
In the process of converting repositories to the new format, the repo dataModel.PointOfInterestr is being converted.
It means:
In the process of converting repositories to the new format, the repo dataModel.User is being converted.
It means:
The new version of the smart data models specification is on progress (most of the /doc directories of the data models have a version). If you want to check how this would look like you can have through this API call
Call: https://smartdatamodels.org/extra/create_spec.php
Parameters: (Mandatories)
Output: A markdown text that although the HTML visualization is faulty, the source code of the page can be pasted in any markdown viewer (optimized for github) and you see will see something like this.
We are on the transition to having all the data models compliant.
Most of the data models have a new file into its /doc directory name spec_FR.md. It contains a specification generated automatically based on the schema.json with all its texts translated into French. (With the deepL tool, so you can expect some ‘incorrect’ translated elements).
The official spec remains to be the spec.md file. However in coming days, the format, but not the name of this spec will change when the version named spec_EN-US.md will become official and it will replace the contents of spec.md.
Independently of what is happening the official version will always be spec.md.
Other languages, possibly German, Japanese and eventually Chinese are on the queue.
