The energy metadata standard including a metadata schema, templates, and examples.
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Open Energy Metadata (OEMetadata) is a metadata standard for the energy domain.
It is an extensive set of metadata based on the Frictionless Data Package specifications and the FAIR Principles.
The metadata contains multiple fields (keys) in a nested JSON structure.
You can find the latest version right here:
- schema.json contains the json schema for the metadata standard.
- context.json contains the references of metadata keys in ontology terms.
- template.json contains an empty metadata string with all fields.
- example.json contains a basic metadata example.
- metadata_key_description.md contains a detailed description of each metadata key.
The documentation is created with Markdown using MkDocs.
All files are stored in the
docs folder of the repository.A GitHub Actions deploys the
production branch on a GitHub Page.The documentation page is openenergyplatform.github.io/oemetadata/
Everyone is invited to develop this repository with good intentions.
Please follow the workflow described in the CONTRIBUTING.md.
Development work that aims to extend the oemetadata specification is added to the build_source/schemas/ directory for each release.
To generate the schema, template & example JSON files see your script based tooling
Contributors:
The code of this repository is licensed under the MIT License (MIT).
See LICENSE.txt for rights and obligations.
See the Cite this repository function or CITATION.cff for citation of this repository.
The OEMetadata schema is licensed under Creative Commons Zero v1.0 Universal.
The OEMetadata examples and templates are licensed under Creative Commons Zero v1.0 Universal.