Used to describe the issue date of a bibliographic resource
Used to describe the timing of an event. For example, when a conference starts and stops.
Ued to describe an organization related to bibliographic items such as a publishing company, etc.
Use to link a bibliographic item to the date of an event. Check dcterms:created and other for proper specializations for this property
Used to describe the creation date of a bibliographic item
Used to link big events with smaller events such as workshops that happen in the context of a conference.
Di Rado, Alicia. 1995. Trekking through college: Classes explore modern society using the world of Star trek. Los Angeles Times, March 15, sec. A, p. 3.
The idea here is that while dcterms:description may involve length descriptions, this for short (two or three word) descriptions that could go in a bibliographic entry.
Used to link an agent to its homepage (which is a web page accessible using a URL).
Used to describe the content of a bibo:Document and othr bibliographic resouces. We suggest to use this property instead of the deprecated "bibo:content" one.
Used to describe any "agent" related to bibliographic items. Such agents can be persons, organizations or groups of any kind.
bibo:content has been deprecated; we recommend to use "rdf:value" for this purpose. Here is the rational behind this choice: http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-rdf-primer-20040210/#rdfvalue
Used to link a bibliographic item to one of its contributor: can be an author, an editor, a publisher, etc.
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Used to link a bibliographic resource to the language used to express it.
Used to link a bibliographic item to its publisher.
The Bibliographic Ontology describe bibliographic things on the semantic Web in RDF. This ontology can be used as a citation ontology, as a document classification ontology, or simply as a way to describe any kind of document in RDF. It has been inspired by many existing document description metadata formats, and can be used as a common ground for converting other bibliographic data sources.
Used to link an agent, related to bibliographic things, to a place where it is based near: can be a city, a monument, a building, etc.
Ued to describe a bibliographic resource.
Used to describe the title of a bibliographic resource
We are not defining, using an enumeration, the range of the bibo:degree to the defined list of bibo:ThesisDegree. We won't do it because we want people to be able to define new degress if needed by some special usecases. Creating such an enumeration would restrict this to happen.
<dcterms:format> <dcterms:MediaTypeOrExtent> <rdf:value>text/html</rdf:value> <rdfs:label>HTML</rdfs:label> </dcterms:MediaTypeOrExtent> </dcterms:format>
Used to describe the format of a bibliographic resource.
Used to link an agent with an image that depict it.
Used to describe the subject of a bibliographic resource.
Used to relate a reference citation to a bibliographic resource.
Used to describe the abstract of a bibliographic resource.
Used to relate an event such as a conference to the geographical place where it happens, for example Paris.
Used to describe rights related to a bibliographic resource.
Used to link an event such as a conference to an outcome (a product) of that event, for example, an article, a proceeding, etc.