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The challenge is to semi-automatically distinguish between soil-theme data sets with coverage of a whole EU/EFTA country on the one hand and data sets with regional coverage on the other hand. The evidence will be obtained obtained from the INSPIRE Geoportal.
with script identify datasets as ‘no coverage’ – ‘regional coverage’ – ‘national coverage’,
Set up gitlab CI pipeline with MU's script for automatization
labels are stored with records in a database (triple store) and displayed in Catalogue client
This is being worked on, but there's no clarity yet on how to process, store and visualise results. This might be more a user story that needs to be split into tasks for specific sprints. Also, @pvgenuchten and @roblokers still doubt if this can be fully captured in analytics, or if this would rather be a "political" decision.
Having said that, we need to decide on the demarcation of this issue for the Sep delivery. Proposal of @pvgenuchten is to do a first test and show the results --> to be agreed upon and turned into a sprint task.
The challenge is to semi-automatically distinguish between soil-theme data sets with coverage of a whole EU/EFTA country on the one hand and data sets with regional coverage on the other hand. The evidence will be obtained obtained from the INSPIRE Geoportal.
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