Controlled Vocabulary for Audiovisual Core subjectPart: List of Terms

Title

Controlled Vocabulary for Audiovisual Core subjectPart: List of Terms

Namespace IRI

http://rs.tdwg.org/acpart/values/

Preferred namespace abbreviation

acpart:

Fecha de publicación de la versión

2023-04-26

Fecha de creación

2023-04-26

Parte del Estándar TDWG

http://www.tdwg.org/standards/638

Esta versión

http://rs.tdwg.org/ac/doc/part/2023-04-26

Última versión

http://rs.tdwg.org/ac/doc/part/

Abstract

The Audiovisual Core term subjectPart describes the part of an organism morphology, behaviour, environment depicted in a media item or region of interest. The subjectPart Controlled Vocabulary provides terms that should be used as values for ac:subjectPart and its literal-valued analog ac:subjectPartLiteral.

Colaboradores

Steven J. Baskauf (Vanderbilt University Libraries, Nashville, TN, USA), Neil S. Cobb (Merriam-Powell Center for Environmental Research, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AZ, USA), Jennifer C. Girón Duque (Natural Science Research Laboratory, Museum of Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX, USA), Matthew Nielsen (University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland), Mervin E. Pérez (Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, Guatemala City, Guatemala), Randy Singer (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA), Anna M. L. Klompen (University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, USA)

Creador

TDWG Views Controlled Vocabularies Task Group

Cita bibliográfica

TDWG Views Controlled Vocabularies Task Group. 2023. Controlled Vocabulary for Audiovisual Core subjectPart: List of Terms. Biodiversity Information Standards (TDWG). http://rs.tdwg.org/ac/doc/part/2023-04-26

1 Introduction (informative)

This document includes terms intended to be used as controlled values for the Audiovisual Core terms ac:subjectPart and ac:subjectPartLiteral. A JSON-LD representation (including translations to multiple languages) of this SKOS Concept Scheme is available. For more information about how to use this vocabulary, see the subjectPart and subjectOrientation Controlled Vocabularies User Guide.

1.1 Estado del contenido de este documento

Section 1 is informative (non-normative).

Section 2 is normative except as noted.

Section 3 is informative.

En la Sección 4, los valores de Término IRI, Definición y Valor controlado son normativos. El valor de Uso (si existe para un término determinado) también es normativo. El valor de tiene un concepto más amplio es normativo. Los valores del Nombre del término no son normativos, aunque se puede esperar que el prefijo del namespace abreviado sea uno comúnmente utilizado para ese namespace. Label and the values of all other properties (such as Examples or Notes) are non-normative.

1.2 Palabras clave RFC 2119

Las palabras clave “MUST”, “MUST NOT”, “REQUIRED”, “SHALL”, “SHALL NOT”, “SHOULD”, “SHOULD NOT”, “RECOMMENDED”, “MAY” y “OPTIONAL” en este documento deben interpretarse como se describe en BCP 14 [RFC 2119] y [RFC 8174], únicamente cuando aparezcan en mayúsculas, tal como se muestra aquí.

1.3 User feedback reports

For perspective on the development of this vocabulary enhancement, refer to the final Feature Report used to determine the requirements for the vocabulary. The Implementation Experience Report was published in Biodiversity Information Science and Standards 7:e94188 and is available at http://doi.org/10.3897/biss.7.94188

2 Uso de los Términos

2.1 Relationship of value types to property terms

In accordance with the Audiovisual Core Term List document, unabbreviated term IRIs MUST be used as values of the property ac:subjectPart. Controlled value strings SHOULD be used as values of the property ac:subjectPartLiteral.

2.2 Relationships with other concept schemes and collections (informative)

Particular ac:subjectOrientation values are appropriate for some ac:subjectPart values. The relationships between concepts in these two schemes are described by a JSON-LD serialized SKOS Collection for each subject part that designates which subject orientations are appropriate for that part. Similarly, JSON-LD serialized SKOS Collections have been established for some organism groups to indicate which subject parts exist for members of those groups. These collections are provided to aid application developers in filtering the concepts that should be presented to users and they may also be used for validation.

Human-readable collection lists of controlled value strings are available for subjectPart and subjectOrientation.

Neither of these Collections are normative and they are maintained outside of the Audiovisual Core standards framework in order to make their development agile.

3 Índice de Términos

abdomen | antenna | bark | bud | cranium | egg | entire organism | eye | female cone | fin | flower | foreleg | forewing | fruit | genitalia | head | hindleg | hindwing | inflorescence | leaf | leg | male cone | mandible | midleg | seed | shell | skull | stem | strobilis (cone) | subject part concept scheme | thorax | twig | unspecified part | wing

4 Vocabulario