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
There is a new subject focused on the data models, dataModel.EnergyCIM, of the Common Information Model (CIM) specified by the IEC61970. It is inside the SmartEnergy domain.
Due to a large number of data models (403), the examples will be provided later. it’s in the process of generating the README.md for all of them.
Additionally, some of the properties could have some mismatch that it will be fixed as soon as detected (the lack of examples).
Thanks to the RWTH university for its contribution.
There is a new data model StorageBattery
The storage battery data model is intended to describe the technical characteristics of the battery and the charging and discharging conditions of the energy. The charging functionalities apply from a power source which can be an ‘on-board system, solar panel, wind turbine, generator, power supply’. Hydraulic sources are not included in this version. The discharge functions apply to all types of the system requiring energy consumption from a storage battery. *Remark* This Data Model can be used directly as the main entity to describe the device *Battery Storage* or as a sub-entity of the Data Model *DEVICE* using a reference by the *refDevice* attribute.
Now you can see the links to the specification in two languages, Spanish y French in the README.md of every data models. German and Japanese are in the queue.
See here an example
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.
If you want to check if a schema validates a payload through this API call
Call: https://smartdatamodels.org/extra/validate_payload.php
Parameters: (Mandatories)
Output: A json payload with these properties
on error
In the process of converting repositories to the new format, the repo dataModel.Weather is being converted.
It means:
The contribution manual (link in the upper menu of main page) is updated due to the change in the approach for documenting the data models.
Main changes:
See the rest of changes in the link
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.
The schemas to be accepted in the Smart Data Model initiative need to include a description for every property. In order to review your data models before submission, it should pass this test.
Call: https://smartdatamodels.org/extra/check_schema.php
Parameters: (Mandatories)
Output: A json payload with the list with of properties of the data model including those referenced through $ref and its status of documentation in the schema.
In order to be accepted all the properties have to include a relevant description, and therefore need to have both parameters x-ngsi and documented to True for all the properties.
We are on the transition to having all the data models compliant.
