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Notice URI pattern in Change notices #41

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cristianvasquez opened this issue Aug 1, 2024 · 1 comment
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Notice URI pattern in Change notices #41

cristianvasquez opened this issue Aug 1, 2024 · 1 comment
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cristianvasquez commented Aug 1, 2024

Note: I'm marking is Issue with the label URI patterns, not part of the current mapping exercise but to track insights about URIs.

Change notice details:

HTML source: https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/126775-2024
XML source: https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/126775-2024/xml

This notice modifies the contents of notice 739743-2023. The XML includes a reference to this notice in the following form:

<efbc:ChangedNoticeIdentifier>739743-2023</efbc:ChangedNoticeIdentifier>

However, notices are typically identified by URI patterns that use a UUID, such as:

<cbc:ID schemeName="notice-id">98083d34-7771-4485-8ab4-9adc73cdb892</cbc:ID>

This results in an epo:ChangeInformation that epo:refersToPreviousNotice to a value that will not exist.

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This should be considered when defining the URI patterns (SHACL) policy.

  • Note that notices also have a version number
@cristianvasquez cristianvasquez added the URI patterns Related to identifiers and URI patterns label Aug 1, 2024
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I agree. However, this appears to be a data (eForms) issue, beyond the scope of mapping or even ePO. We will not be able to look up the actual notices, unless we have a sameAs table (or each notice is materialized with a sameAs to a URI w/ the document ID).

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