Registry information systems: available implementations Even if this simple approach might seem the easiest one, using a structured web service (through a registry information system) has a lot of advantages. It increases the value of reference codes by making them easy to re-use and reference through a resolvable URI over HTTP. It facilitates internationalization of user interfaces and of the codes by providing multilingual labels. It also ensure semantic interoperability when exchanging data between systems and applications. A list of registry information systems is provided below. The Re3gistry is an open source solution to help managing and sharing Re3gistry software: codes’. The software has been developed by the European Commission’s Joint Research ‘reference Centre within the ISA programme through the ARE3NA project. Linked Data Registry: The Linked Data Registry provides tools to manage a hierarchy of reference terms, delegating authority to different groups to maintain the data. The terms are automatically versioned so that information systems can point to known versions of a given controlled list while allowing new versions to be developed.
Registry information systems: available implementations Even if this simple approach might seem the easiest one, using a structured web service (through a registry information system) has a lot of advantages. It increases the value of reference codes by making them easy to re-use and reference through a resolvable URI over HTTP. It facilitates internationalization of user interfaces and of the codes by providing multilingual labels. It also ensure semantic interoperability when exchanging data between systems and applications. A list of registry information systems is provided below. Re3gistry software: The Re3gistry is an open source solution to help managing and sharing ‘reference codes’. The software has been developed by the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre within the ISA programme through the ARE3NA project. Linked Data Registry: The Linked Data Registry provides tools to manage a hierarchy of reference terms, delegating authority to different groups to maintain the data. The terms are automatically versioned so that information systems can point to known versions of a given controlled list while allowing new versions to be developed.
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