Types

From Venlo Samenwerkingswijzer
Basic
  • Boolean is a basic datatype to describe a true/false value.
  • Date is a basic datatype to represent points in time in a unified format.
  • Number
  • Text is a basic datatype to describe strings of arbitrary length.
Contextual
  • Annotation URI is a variant of the URL datatype and is mostly used for a owl:AnnotationProperty export declaration.
  • Code is a variant of the Text datatype to be used for technical texts of arbitrary length, such as source code listings.
  • External identifier is a variant of the Text datatype to describe external resources (URI based) and requires assigned properties to declare an External formatter URI.
  • Geographic coordinates is a datatype that describes geographic locations and requires the "Maps" extension to provide an extended functionality.
  • Keyword is a variant of the Text datatype that has a restricted character length with a normalized content representation.
  • Page
  • Quantity is a datatype to describe quantities with a numeric representation and a unit of measurement.
  • URL
Container
  • Monolingual text is a container datatype that associates a text value with a specific language code.
  • Record is a container datatype that specifies a list of typed properties in a fixed order.
  • Reference is a container type that allows to record additional information (e.g. provenance data) about a value assignment.
Compound
  • Email is a special datatype to represent an email.
  • Telephone number is a special datatype to describe international telephone numbers according to RFC 3966.
  • Temperature is a special numeric datatype to represent a temperature.

  • _anu (Annotation URI)
  • _boo (Boolean)
  • _cod (Code)
  • _dat (Date)
  • _ema (Email)
  • _eid (External identifier)
  • _geo (Geographic coordinates)
  • _keyw (Keyword)
  • _mlt_rec (Monolingual text)
  • _num (Number)
  • _wpg (Page)
  • _qty (Quantity)
  • _rec (Record)
  • _ref_rec (Reference)
  • _tel (Telephone number)
  • _tem (Temperature)
  • _txt (Text)
  • _uri (URL)