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Here are all prefixes I can find across CGMES and NC. I've listed them in this order:
CIM/CGMES/NC/model/header/meta, CGMES profiles, NC profiles, other (standard prefixes).
As you see, you use about 4x more prefixes than the standard ones.
Also, you hog short 2-3 letter prefixes.
There's no conflict with the standard ones (dct, sh) maybe by pure luck.
Happily, you don't use the profile prefixes (group 2 and 3) on terms (classes, props, individuals).
(If you had done that, you'd drive your users crazy.)
I'd guess that not even standards creators can say what is psp or sis without consulting some files.
You use profile prefixes for a couple of things, eg:
psp:Ontology a owl:Ontology ;
dcterms:description "This vocabulary is describing the power system profile."@en ;
dcterms:title "Power System Project Vocabulary"@en ;
psp:Package_PowerSystemProjectProfile a cims:ClassCategory
But there's no need to consume a prefix just for that.
My strong recommendation is to remove profile prefixes.
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Here are all prefixes I can find across CGMES and NC. I've listed them in this order:
CIM/CGMES/NC/model/header/meta, CGMES profiles, NC profiles, other (standard prefixes).
As you see, you use about 4x more prefixes than the standard ones.
Also, you hog short 2-3 letter prefixes.
There's no conflict with the standard ones (
dct, sh
) maybe by pure luck.Happily, you don't use the profile prefixes (group 2 and 3) on terms (classes, props, individuals).
(If you had done that, you'd drive your users crazy.)
I'd guess that not even standards creators can say what is
psp
orsis
without consulting some files.You use profile prefixes for a couple of things, eg:
But there's no need to consume a prefix just for that.
My strong recommendation is to remove profile prefixes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: