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WoRMS LSIDs can be used in dwc:taxonID, dwc:taxonConceptID or dwc:scientificNameID to link an occurrence to the GBIF taxonomy. It currently get's used by pipelines to interpret the taxon in preference over the other verbatim taxonomy terms like dwc:scientificName.
There are other important and already often used reference taxonomies with stable identifiers that we should interpret. Consider to support the following:
For non global identifiers we should follow the CURIE format (prefix:local-identifier) which is the recommended way to use taxonomic identifiers with ColDP.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
WoRMS LSIDs can be used in
dwc:taxonID
,dwc:taxonConceptID
ordwc:scientificNameID
to link an occurrence to the GBIF taxonomy. It currently get's used by pipelines to interpret the taxon in preference over the other verbatim taxonomy terms like dwc:scientificName
.There are other important and already often used reference taxonomies with stable identifiers that we should interpret. Consider to support the following:
^col:([2-9BCDFGHJKLMNPQRSTVWXYZ]+)
^(?:itis|tsn:)(\\d+)
^gbif:(\\d+)
^(?:ipni|urn:lsid:ipni.org:names):(\\d+-[1-3])
^(?:unite:)(SH\\d+\.\\d\\dFU)
^(BOLD:[A-Z0-9]+)
For non global identifiers we should follow the CURIE format (prefix:local-identifier) which is the recommended way to use taxonomic identifiers with ColDP.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: