To make intoperable specifications work we need a clear way to identify the different parts. This is achieved by indicating the character of various resources by saying that they conform to a specification. Note that these bootstrapping specifications need not be interoperable specifications in themselves (but it does not hurt if they are).
The bootstrapping specifications have not yet recieved a stable namespace, but a good candidate may be:
| namespace | expansion |
|---|---|
| inspec | http://purl.org/inspec/ |
This is a specification corresponding to a profile of PROF used to capture an interoperable specification. Corresponds to the rules INSPEC-1 — INSPEC-8.
This is a specification corresponding to a profile of RDFS used to capture an expression of data vocabularies. Corresponds to the rules DV-1 — DV-6.
This is a specification corresponding to a profile of SKOS used to capture an expression of terminologies. Corresponds to the rules TE-1 — TE-5.
This is a specification corresponding to a profile of SHACL used to capture an expression of application profiles. Corresponds to the rules AP-1 — AP-10.
This is a specification corresponding to a profile of SVG used to capture an expression of diagrams for interoperable specifications. Corresponds to the rules SVG-1 — SVG-5.
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