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Step 1 / 5. Actual use of the data model

Use case

Compatibility

Used with NGSIv2 YesNo

Used with NGSI-LD YesNo

Step 2 / 5. Use of standards

Have you reviewed the data model coding guidelines and the contribution manual?
YesNo

Guidelines

The coding guidelines help to make all the data models consistent and therefore more adopted
It is strongly recommended to review your data model against these guidelines, otherwise it will be transformed or even rejected

Have you checked the attributes compared with other data models?
YesNo

Attributes and enumerations

The Attributes search database helps you to use same property names ad with the same types for same concepts and it make all the data models more consistent and therefore more adopted
It is strongly recommended to review your data model against these guidelines, otherwise it will be transformed

Step 4 / 5. Submit Json schema

Have you check the template for creating a json schema? YesNo

The json schema defines properties in the data model. You have to check its validity here

Submit here the json schema (schema.json / schema.jsonld)

Step 5 / 5. Submit Json payloads

There are several possible formats for json payloads.

Have you checked the templates folder for them? YesNo

The json examples are the different formats for the payloads within the different context brokers. You can also check its validity against your schema here

Submit here the json example (example.json, example.jsonld, etc)

Voluntary

Do you want to be attributed by the data model submission?
Yes
Do you want your use case to be listed as a current adopter?
Yes

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A data model is a technical specification of a business object created to be shared for multiple uses cases.

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