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The following types have been identified for controlled vocabularies and identifiers.

• http://purl.org/info:eu-repo/semantics/*^{Image Removed}
• http://purl.org/info:eu-repo/classification/*^{Image Removed}
• http://purl.org/info:eu-repo/date/*^{Image Removed}
• http://purl.org/info:eu-repo/grantAgreement/*^{Image Removed}
• http://purl.org/info:eu-repo/dai/*^{Image Removed}

Practice

The http://purl.org/info:eu-repo/semantics URIs will be linked to URIs that stand for concepts from other vocabularies. E.g., several of the terms from Eprints Type Vocabulary Encoding Scheme (http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/repositories/digirep/index/Eprints_Type_Vocabulary_Encoding_Scheme) are owl:sameAs terms from info:eu-repo/semantics:
<info:eu-repo/semantics/article> <owl:sameAs> <http://purl.org/eprint/type/JournalArticle>
In the case a concept is already defined in another vocabulary, the concept gets a eu-repo/semantics URI if
•    the semantics of the concept is not described by that vocabulary
•    the concept is relevant for repositories
A review board is needed for checking of these criteria. The maintainer of the registry should see to it that a requested term is checked through http://sameas.org. All owl:sameAs relations can be accessed via this service. On short term SURFShare is able to do this. On the long term KNAW might be able to do it.

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DRIVERGuidlines (DRIVER)
Project SamenInDelen (SamenInDelen)
NEEO Technical guidelines (NEEO)
Use of MODS for institutional repositories (SURFshare)
OpenAIRE Guidelines v2(OpenAIRE)

User community

It is important to know who is using this namespace. When changes and modifications happen, we need to be able to contact these people, so they can tell others about changes. This makes the propagation of change possible.

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