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Make automatic transfer of terms.rdf to website

We will host the file terms.rdf on our website, but we'd like to keep it in this repo, since it's a core part of the schema definition and therefore needs to be in the core development repo.

Is there some way to automatically copy it over to the github.io repo every time it's changed?

Metagenomics modules discussion

To talk about metagenomics integration into schema.

Field Type Options Definition
profiler string Can be any metagenomic profiler (i.e. taxonomic, functional etc), which is primarily defined by database
database string Name of database
database_desc sub_table
profile_tsv url
reads_assigned integer Number of reads assigned a category by the profiler
proportion_assigned double
command string Command (including parameters) used to generate profile
note string

Subtables

Header Field Type Options Definition
database_desc repository NCBI, JGI, GTDK
database_desc publication
database_desc taxonomic_schema
database_desc date
profiler_desc version

Request upstream fields (dnaSequencing or library level)

Field Type Options Definition
preindexing_qpcr_copies numeric NA Copy number from qPCR results pre-indexing of library. Used for OTU contaminant method when comparing blanks. Also proxy for aDNA yield.

Convert jsonld to xml-rdf

It might be better for general linked data application of our vocabulary file (terms.rdf.json) would also be provided in XML (file ending .rdf). This can be automatically rendered nicely in Firefox and seems to be more standard. So I think we should write a short script to convert, and than have Travis convert it automatically within this repo, and then push the xml one instead of the json one to the website.

Either specify framework is for human-associated genetic data or add organism field

Currently the README assumes 'archaeogenetics' is human-individual specific, however this is a narrow view of what it covers. Archaeogenetics can also be applied to a wider range of genetic data (zooarchaeology, artefact DNA etc.).

I would suggest to be more explicit in two possible ways:

  1. Specific specifically in the README that the framework is designed for human DNA (or at least first of the schema)
  2. Add an additional field specifying what organism or 'host' the DNA is derived or associated with.

Another example(s):

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