an initial implementation of wrb codelists import from csv #25
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Goal of this work is to propose an online location of the WRB codelists, so (potential) users can:
In vocabulary initiatives like this, the SKOS ontology, and the knowlegde graph concepts behind it are common.
Github is an interesting platform for initiatives like this, because it facilitates version management, releases and online discussion.
This work is based on an initial list of wrb codelists in excel format. these lists have been manually converted to CSV using Excel.
2 python scripts are suggested to faciliate a workflow: