I think Roy's subsequent emails have correctly seized the essence of my first
comment.
MMI is a colloquial term (sorry) for the vocabulary service run by the Marine
Metadata Interoperability project, at mmisw.org. Its services are accessed
from anywhere, the vocabularies are stored at the serv
Hi All,
I agree too. The challenge is: how do we get there from here, and who will do
it, while maintaining backwards compatibility? That barrier has been too big.
Hence, my proposal is to leave what we have in place, and take a step which
will make our current lives easier, while gently re
Hi Roy,
exactly!Just how can we get there?
Cheers,
Martin
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Lowry, Roy K. [mailto:r...@bodc.ac.uk]
Gesendet: Samstag, 22. September 2012 18:24
An: Schultz, Martin; cf-metadata@cgd.ucar.edu
Betreff: RE: [CF-metadata] Another potentially useful exten
Hello Martin,
I understand exactly what you want - or at least I thing I do. I think that
you would like to enter a URL representing the concept 'carbon monoxide' and
get back a document giving you all the Standard Names pertaining to carbon
monoxide. Am I right?
My vision - which I'm pretty
Dear Philip, John and others,
I take the point that indeed a grammar approach would be the solution to
my problem. However, the grammar as it once stood based on Jonathan's python
program (which indeed works quite nicely) unfortunately doesn't help with
respect to the problem that I inten
Hello Philip/John,
As John might remember, I attempted this approach a while back (I think I
started in 2004) on another parameter vocabulary (the BODC vocabulary
subsequently adopted by SeaDataNet). I have yet to succeed in implementing it
operationally. This was because of two issues:
1) I
