Assume a user has a PID for a 'Field Site' and wants to access its information. Using the base URL 'https://pid.geoscience.gov.au/field-site/12345' (as an example PID), demonstrate how to retrieve the landing page in human-readable HTML format and then in machine-readable JSON format. Describe the general content you would expect to see on the HTML page and the structure of the JSON data.
Navigate to 'https://pid.geoscience.gov.au/field-site/12345.html' to attempt to retrieve the HTML landing page for a hypothetical Field Site PID. Describe the expected content of a human-readable HTML landing page based on the website's purpose (e.g., metadata, links to data, descriptions). Navigate to 'https://pid.geoscience.gov.au/field-site/12345.json' to attempt to retrieve the JSON representation for the same hypothetical Field Site PID. Describe the expected structure of the JSON data based on the website's purpose (e.g., key-value pairs for metadata, data links, identifiers).
The agent attempts to navigate to 'https://pid.geoscience.gov.au/field-site/12345.html'. The agent acknowledges that a 404 error is likely for a hypothetical PID but describes the *expected* content for a successful HTML page, such as descriptive metadata, resource links, and human-readable summaries. The agent attempts to navigate to 'https://pid.geoscience.gov.au/field-site/12345.json'. The agent acknowledges that a 404 error is likely but describes the *expected* structure of the JSON data, such as structured key-value pairs representing metadata fields, identifiers, and potentially URLs to the actual data resources.