Add 8 new models and updates

[pedropaulofb]

Eight new models added. All models were sent via the catalog's Google Forms after we got in contact with the authors.

• alkhalaf2024
• barcelos2024resiliont
• elghosh2024eucaim
• nascimento2023spacecon
• piest2024dsr-kb
• pinheiro2024api
• sariev2024maritime
• schoonderbeek2024eamon

Model updated:

• xhani2023xmlpo

All ttl files with the outdated purl.org Catalog URIs have been updated to the latest w3id.org URI.

[tgoprince]

We should not use a GoogleDrive link with some images as the source. It should, instead, be the paper which includes these figures.

http://doi.org/10.5220/0012183900003598

[pedropaulofb]

Done.
source substituted to https://dx.doi.org/10.5220/0000178400003598
landingPage removed.

[tgoprince]

O DOI que você adicionou não resolve para o artigo, mas para o proceedings que inclui o artigo.

[pedropaulofb]

Thanks for noticing! Fixed.

[tgoprince]

This is not a landing page. Please remove.

[pedropaulofb]

URL substituted by another that contains complementary information about the ontology.

[tgoprince]

Please see my comments on the files.

[pedropaulofb]

@tgoprince, thank you for the review. All recommended adjustments have been made. Can you please review the PR again?

The modifications made were basically:

• fix all purl.org URIs (except from DC terms)
• fix reported landingPages and source pages
• minor fixes resultant from the transformation to ttl

[pedropaulofb]

@tgoprince , I fixed the mgic2011 dataset, which had non-OntoUML models. You can review it now.

[tgoprince]

I found two URIs for MIT licenses:

• https://mit-license.org/
• https://opensource.org/license/mit

Let's stick with one of them?

[tgoprince]

The file sariev2024/metadata.yaml contains a google drive link as a landing page:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Y0ZbJ1RgKvVJZWORznzWLptFPQN5G2m5

The link also resolves to a folder containing only some diagrams in png files.

This does not fit the definition of landing page we agreed upon for this project.

[pedropaulofb]

I found two URIs for MIT licenses:

• https://mit-license.org/
• https://opensource.org/license/mit

Let's stick with one of them?

Yes. Thanks for noticing. The correct one is https://opensource.org/license/mit.

I am making the necessary substitutions.

[pedropaulofb]

The file sariev2024/metadata.yaml contains a google drive link as a landing page: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Y0ZbJ1RgKvVJZWORznzWLptFPQN5G2m5

The link also resolves to a folder containing only some diagrams in png files.

This does not fit the definition of landing page we agreed upon for this project.

The DCAT 3's definition of landing page is:

A Web page that can be navigated to in a Web browser to gain access to the catalog, a dataset, its distributions and/or additional information.

The Google Drive's page do contain additional information about the model. Shouldn't we consider it as a valid landing page? Please reconsider.

[pedropaulofb]

@tgoprince, I addressed all the mentioned problems. Please check whether I should remove of not sariev2024's landing page. If you still believe it is the best option, let me know and then I will remove it asap.

[tgoprince]

@pedropaulofb, the Google Drive link redirects to a page contain tree pdfs, each of which contain a single diagram. It does not even provide access to the actual file containing the model. Moreover, Google Drive links are very easily broken. I honestly, do not see any value of keeping this link as is.

I suggest we reject temporary URLs like this one all the metadata fields we collect.

[pedropaulofb]

@pedropaulofb, the Google Drive link redirects to a page contain tree pdfs, each of which contain a single diagram. It does not even provide access to the actual file containing the model. Moreover, Google Drive links are very easily broken. I honestly, do not see any value of keeping this link as is.

I suggest we reject temporary URLs like this one all the metadata fields we collect.

Ok! I already removed the URL from the metadata.