Government & Public Sector

Describes reusable interoperability assets like schemas, code lists, and data models across borders.

A Dublin Core profile that mandated metadata for Australian government services and information.

The US federal standard for documenting geospatial data, mandated for all federal agency datasets.

A W3C standard for annotating CSV files with datatypes, relationships, and conversion rules.

A W3C vocabulary for describing datasets and data services in federated catalogs on the web.

Documents surveys, questionnaires, and statistical data across the full research data lifecycle.

Lightweight JSON-based specifications for packaging, describing, and validating tabular datasets.

Provides structured concepts for describing personal data processing, privacy rights, and legal bases.

A European application profile that standardizes dataset descriptions across government data portals.

A Dublin Core profile adding security, access rights, and legislative tracking for government records.

Maps 3,000 occupations and 13,000 skills across 28 languages for the European labour market.

Multilingual thesaurus covering all EU policy areas in 24 official languages and beyond.

The dominant open standard for publishing public transit schedules, routes, and real-time service information.

Bridges geospatial metadata standards and open data catalogs across European data portals.

The foundational international schema for describing geographic datasets and spatial services.

Adapts ISO 19115 geospatial metadata for United States and Canadian data infrastructure needs.

Publishes multi-dimensional statistical and aggregate data as linked data using RDF and SDMX concepts.

A core ontology for publishing organizational structures, membership, and hierarchy as linked data.

A hierarchical eight-digit coding system for classifying products and services in global procurement.