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gml_id commonly used when GML (Geographic markup language) data converted to CSV/JSON datasets. It's defined as gml:id in the GML standard and represented as gml_id in datasets.
No such datatype in Wikidata. But it's common in datasets 774 occurences in OpenDataSoft metadata dataset and in Europe.
An idea is to investigate gml:id usage and to create new datatype for it.
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gml:id is a standard GML attribute available on every object-with-identity. It has type="xs:ID" - i.e. it is a fragment identifier,
unique within document scope only, for internal cross-references. It is not useful by itself as a persistent unique identifier.
Looks like gml_id is gml:id and it's local identifier only, not an unique persistent id.
gml_id
commonly used when GML (Geographic markup language) data converted to CSV/JSON datasets. It's defined asgml:id
in the GML standard and represented asgml_id
in datasets.No such datatype in Wikidata. But it's common in datasets 774 occurences in OpenDataSoft metadata dataset and in Europe.
An idea is to investigate
gml:id
usage and to create new datatype for it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: