This deck was used to introduce the Transmodel standardization committee to Linked Data. The proposal was accepted and a pull request was opened to reserve an official namespace for Transmodel: https://github.com/perma-id/w3id.org/pull/1408
<Paris> <population> “2.2m” . Table / CSV / Spreadsheet 3 time a datum Triples – Resource Description Framework (RDF 1.1) { "Gare du Nord" : { "type" : "Station", "city" : { "name": "Paris", "population":"2.2m" } } } <Garedunord> <type>Station</type> <city name="Paris"> <population> 2.2m </population> </city> <Garedunord> JSON XML name type city population Gare du Nord Station Paris 2.2m
Station Paris population 2.2m HTTP Machine 1 HTTP Machine 2 HTTP Machine 3 The Web: a decentralized data ecosystem A user agent visiting each machine knows more than any of the machines independently E.g., data.sncf.com E.g., transport.data.gouv.fr E.g., wikipedia.com
advanced… … Being able to rely on the semantics of one standard already comes a long way { "@context" : { "Station": "https://w3id.org/transmodel/terms#StopPlace", "name":"https://schema.org/name" }, "@id": "#GareDuNord", "@type": "Station", "name": "Gare du Nord" }
idea? 1. Threat of Transmodel “implementations” drifting semantics MMTIS delegated regulation: how to comply? 2. Opportunity for Transmodel to become a thriving standard in Linked Transport Data ⇒ Linked GTFS falls short of expressivity
set of URIs on a Github repo (just like the NeTEx XSD): a. Action point 1: choose base URI. Proposal: “https://w3id.org/transmodel/terms#” b. Action point 2: create 1 on 1 mapping. Proposal: collaborate with the SNAP project they got funding for this: https://github.com/oeg-upm/transmodel-ontology) 2. A work item to create validation rules for “fully-compatible machine-readable formats” Further reading: https://book.validatingrdf.com/
meeting • INSPIRE and Linked Data: https://github.com/inspire-eu-rdf • Datex2: http://vocab.datex.org/vocabulary.jsonld – Code example: https://codepen.io/pietercolpaert/pen/rdPYXQ • Wikidata has URIs and more information for stations world-wide: interesting link-set • DCAT-AP for the metadata in National Access Points
to the Semantics for Transport workshop: https://sem4tra.linkeddata.es September 2019, Karlsruhe - W3C working group on Data Models for Transportation https://www.w3.org/auto/events/data-ws-2019/cfp September 2019, San Francisco