This schema defines common types that can be re-used. XML elements of this type are simple strings, but in cases where their values have been inferred by Openaire inference algorithms, the elements features some attributes describing the inference algorithm. This way it is easy to understand if a value comes from the originally imported data or if it has been added later for enrichment. XML elements of this type are simple booleans, but in cases where their values have been inferred by Openaire inference algorithms, the elements features some attributes describing the inference algorithm. This way it is easy to understand if a value comes from the originally imported data or if it has been added later for enrichment. True if this information has been inferred by the automatic inference algorithms run by OpenAIRE. Which algorithm inferred the current property. Value of trust of this information in the range [0,1]. More the value, more trustworthy is the information. Identifier of the value in classname with respect to the controlled vocabulary with id = schemeid. A value from the controlled vocabulary identified by schemeid. Identifier of the controlled vocabulary with name schemename. To see the classes included in the schema: $vocabulariesURL$/schemeid Name of the controlled vocabulary. Identifier of the value in classname with respect to the controlled vocabulary with id = schemeid. A value from the controlled vocabulary identified by schemeid. Identifier of the controlled vocabulary with name schemename. To see the classes included in the schema: $vocabulariesURL$/schemeid Name of the controlled vocabulary. Information about the provenance of this record. True if this information has been inferred by the automatic inference algorithms run by OpenAIRE. True if this information has been deleted by the automatic inference algorithms run by OpenAIRE. Value of trust of this information. Typically a value in the range [0,1]. Higher the value, more trustworthy is the information. The algorithm that produced this property. Describes the process/action that produced the information. Relationships to other entities. A relationship to another entity Title of the related research result.

Different types of titles are allowed: see $vocabulariesURL$/dnet:dataCite_title

Tells if the related record is about a publication or a dataset.

For allowed values check: $vocabulariesURL$/dnet:result_typologies

Type of the contract. Available if the related entity is a project.

Allowed values depend on the actual funder of the related project. Currently supported funders and corresponding contract types are:
Funder Funder id Contract types
FP7 corda_______::FP7 $vocabulariesURL$/ec:FP7contractTypes
Wellcome Trust wt::WT $vocabulariesURL$/wt:contractTypes

Type of the related data source.

For allowed values check codes in: $vocabulariesURL$/dnet:datasource_typologies

Type of this data source to be displayed in the OpenAire portal.

For allowed values check terms in: $vocabulariesURL$/dnet:datasource_typologies

Countries in ISO 3166-1 alpha-2.

For allowed values check: $vocabulariesURL$/dnet:countries

Information about the related entity.

The semantics of the relationships is expressed by the attributes class and scheme.

Allowed relationships are:
Entity typesName of relationshipsInverse ofSimmetric
Project -- PersonhasContactisContactno
Project -- ResultproducesisProducedByno
Project -- OrganizationhasParticipantisParticipantno
Person -- ProjectisContacthasContactno
Person -- ResultisAuthorOfhasAuthorno
Person -- PersonisCoauthorOf--yes
Result -- PersonhasAuthorisAuthorOfno
Result -- ProjectisProducedByproducesno
Result -- ResultisRelatedTo--yes
Result -- ResulthasAmongTopNSimilarDocumentsisAmongTopNSimilarDocumentsno
Result -- ResultisAmongTopNSimilarDocumentshasAmongTopNSimilarDocumentsno
Organization -- DatasourceisProvidedByprovidesno
Organization -- ProjectisParticpanthasParticipantno
Datasource -- OrganizationprovidesisProvidedByno

 The type of the related entity.

Allowed values are: project, organization, datasource, result, person.

 Fields of this type can contain any well-formed XML, regardless of the actual structure. Human readable label that explains the type of information we can find inside this element. It corresponds to the value in the "typology" attribute. Type of the information we can find inside this element. The attribute "name" provides a human-readable label of this very same information. Value of trust of this information. Typically a value in the range [0,1]. Higher the value, more trustworthy is the information.