The need for common data standards and domain knowledge has reached a precipice. Across ESIP it is no different; ongoing, potentially disparate, conversations about data quality, resource discovery, and domain knowledge are prevalent and yet implicitly rely on a shared view or interpretation.
In this session we bring together members of active ESIP clusters to share topics of interest, needs and gaps with respect to data standards and domain knowledge we endeavour to reuse in some human and machine readable format – e.g. controlled vocabularies, data models, thesauri, taxonomies, classifications, property graphs, ontologies etc.
The following questions, while not exhaustive, are indicative of relevant topics for discussion:
What has prompted the interest in data standards and/or semantics?
What is the goal or use-case?
What is currently available in the space and is it reusable?
Is the community making contributions to any resources?
Where are the gaps in knowledge, standards, or structure?
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