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Scheme for persistent name identifiers

Added by Andreas Kohlbecker over 6 years ago. Updated almost 5 years ago.

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Description

As stated in #6592 we might need a persistent name identifier.

TODO:

  • Discuss if a persistent name identifier is needed?
  • Defined the identifier schema

Related issues

Related to PhycoBank - task #6610: The according pyhcobcankID should be used as nameInSourceID for each name registeredRejectedAndreas Kohlbecker

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Actions #1

Updated by Andreas Kohlbecker over 6 years ago

we could reuse the phycobankID as identifier for name by appending /name to it:

http://phycobank.org/1298390/name
Actions #2

Updated by Andreas Kohlbecker over 6 years ago

  • Description updated (diff)
Actions #3

Updated by Wolf-Henning Kusber over 6 years ago

reuse of the ID is a good idea.

What about additional PhycoBankIDnumber/type if it is just a later typification?

Actions #4

Updated by Andreas Kohlbecker over 6 years ago

Andreas Kohlbecker wrote:

we could reuse the phycobankID as identifier for name by appending /name to it:

http://phycobank.org/1298390/name

Reusing the localId of the phycobankID could be less robust since the local id comes from a Registration which is associated with the name by a toMany association: TaxonName 1------>n Registration (re-)constructing the persistent identifier from the localID is impossible if more than one Registrations exist for the same name.

The appendix /name seems to indicate a property. This is seems also not optimal.

Better schemes for a name identifier would be:

http://phycobank.org/name/89980340
http://name.phycobank.org/89980340
Actions #5

Updated by Andreas Kohlbecker over 6 years ago

  • Related to task #6610: The according pyhcobcankID should be used as nameInSourceID for each name registered added
Actions #6

Updated by Andreas Kohlbecker almost 5 years ago

  • Status changed from New to Closed
  • % Done changed from 0 to 100

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