The GESIS Knowledge Graph Ontology models scholarly metadata in the social science domain, emphasizing the links between scientific resources and their origin.
This relation specifies the advisory institution of a dataset.
This property specifies a relation between a tutorial or software source code to an associated task.
This relation specifies the constructs of a survey instrument.
This property is used to specify a duplicate resource of the resource in the domain.
This property indicates that for a creative work there is an institution or organization in a editing role.
This property links from a tutorial to a corresponding software source code.
This property links a software source code to its corresponding tutorial.
This property indicates the location of the library where this creative work is located at.
This relation indicates that the resource in the domain holds a reference to another resource.
This property indicates a relation between a reference class and a metadata class which provides more information about the reference.
This property specifies a link to one or more related datasets.
This property specifies a link to one or more related publications.
This property specifies a link to one or more related variables.
This property is used to specify in which technical system, software, or format a dataset is available.
This relation indicates that an instrument has been used in a dataset.
The subject matter of the content.
The author of this content.
A citation or reference to another creative work, such as another publication, web page, scholarly article, etc.
A secondary contributor to the CreativeWork or Event.
Specifies the Person who edited the CreativeWork.
Indicates an item or CreativeWork that this item, or CreativeWork (in some sense), is part of.
Indicates an item or CreativeWork that is part of this item, or CreativeWork (in some sense).
Indicates the primary entity described in some page or other CreativeWork.
The service provider, service operator, or service performer; the goods producer.
The publisher of the creative work.
This property specifies the name of a variable.
This property specifies the tldr extreme summary generated out of the abstract of a creative work.
This property specifies any alternative ID not fitting to the other identifier properties.
This property specifies the analysis unit of a dataset, e.g., an individual, a household, a family, etc.
This property specifies categories of a topic classification to which a creative work is assigned.
This property holds the citation string of a creative work.
This property holds an abbreviation of a citation reference for a creative work, e.g. in the pattern Author Year.
This property specifies the identified common words within an identifed sentence of a variable reference.
This property holds a description of the quality criteria of a survey instrument.
This property specifies the version number of the most current version of a creative work and the corresponding date.
This property describes the data collection method, e.g., oral survey, mail survey, face-to-face interview, etc.
This property specifies the agent carrying out the data collection. This can be an institute, an individual person, a research group, etc.
This property specifies the source of a dataset cited in a publication.
This property specifies the datatype of data in a dataset, e.g. numerical data, textual data, etc.
This property specifies the type of a dataset, e.g, SPSS or Stata.
This property allows the specification of an end date for a publication embargo of a creative work.
This property describes the date of the (current) version of a creative work.
This property specifies a description of the development of a survey instrument.
This property specifies a DOI.
This property indicates a direct link to a pdf file of a creative work.
This property specifies the most comprehensive sentence of abstract sentences from a creative work.
This property indicates the first page of a publication if it is part of a creative work series.
This property specifies the ID of a GitHub repository.
The property allows to describe the group who created or maintains a dataset, e.g., a research data centre.
This property indicates an internal ID of the group who created or maintains a dataset.
This property specifies whether a fulltext of the creative work is available or not, e.g., values are true or false.
This property specifies a boolean value whether a survey instrument has social survey items included or not.
This property indicates the initials of the first name of a person.
This property indicates the level of difficulty of a tutorial, e.g., beginner or intermediate.
This property captures free text information about the license of a creative work.
This property specifies the context, e.g. a text snippet or annotation indicating the reason or evidence for the detected link.
This property specifies computed confidence score assigned to an automatically generated link.
This property specifies information about the source of a link, e.g., naming the pipeline by which a link has been generated or the project in which a manual link has been identified.
This property specifies the nature of the relationship such as a citation or the methodological use of a dataset.
This property describes whether a link has been manually curated, automatically generated, or identified as a search link.
This property specifies the link to the codebook of a dataset.
This property specifies the full http resolvable DOI link of a resource if available in the metadata.
This property provides links to the actual physical or raw dataset.
This property specifies one or more links to a documentation.
This property specifies a link to the group which created or maintains a dataset, e.g., a research data centre.
This property specifies a link to a guide, guideline, or best practice document related to a creative work.
This property specifies a label to a given link in the url property.
This property specifies links to further documents related to a creative work.
This property specifies a link to a project report related to a creative work.
This property specifies the link to the questionnaire of a dataset.
This property specifies a link to the website of the corresponding research data centre.
This property specifies links to further remarks corresponding to a creative work.
This property specifies a link to the response sheet of a survey instrument.
This property specifies the full http resolvable URN link of a resource.
This property specifies a link to an informative resource describing a variable in more detail.
This property specifies the countries in which the access to the creative work is free.
This property specifies the ISO code of a location.
This property specifies an ID for authors, contributors, editors, etc. for a person mention
This property specifies the applied methodology within a reference.
This property describes the multilingual availability of a survey instrument.
Specifies the number of social survey items.
This property describes the number of units of a dataset.
This property specifies the number of variables used in a dataset.
This property specifies an ORCID.
This property specifies the URL in the corresponding web portal.
This property specifies the principal investigators of a creative work.
This property describes the investigated quality criteria of the instrument.
This property specifies the report about a survey instrument.
This property specifies the title of the creative work which is reviewed within a creative work.
This property describes the method underlying a data selection.
This property specifies the identified sentence within a variable reference.
This property specifies the associated sentence ID within a variable reference.
This property describes the collection of which the creative work is part of.
This property specifies the source data collection from which a resource is originating from.
This property specifies a study component of the detected study which has been cited.
This property specifies the study group of the detected study which has been cited, e.g., a survey programme.
This property specifies the GESIS study number.
This property captures publications about a dataset which are not available as separate resources.
This property captures annotated tags for a creative work.
This property specifies items of a thematic classification or taxonomy for a survey variable.
This property contains a description of the theory of a survey instrument.
This property indicates the last page of a publication if it is part of a creative work series.
This property specifies an URN.
This property provides information on the validity of a survey instrument.
This property specifies instructions to interviewers for specific survey variables.
This property specifies the label of a variable.
This property specifies the type of a variable, e.g., cross-sectional, panel, yearly, etc.
A survey instrument or scale.
A survey variable.
This class describes a reference from a creative work to a dataset.
Metadata related to a link or reference between two duplicate creative works.
Metadata related to a link or reference between two creative works from the same or different type.
This class describes a reference from a creative work to a publication.
This class is used to describe a reference from a creative work to another creative work.
This class captures metadata about a reference between two creative works.
This class is used to describe a task which is, e.g., addressed by a computational method or software source code.
A tutorial is a written, recorded and/or interactive introduction to a workflow, tool, or one or more methods. It is documented in a code repository, e.g., as a Jupyter Notebook or Quarto document.
This class describes a reference from a creative work to a variable.
A collection of items, e.g. creative works or products.
The most generic kind of creative work, including books, movies, photographs, software programs, etc.
A CreativeWorkSeries in schema.org is a group of related items, typically but not necessarily of the same kind.
A collection or group of datasets.
A body of structured information describing some topic(s) of interest.
A word, name, acronym, phrase, etc. with a formal definition. Often used in the context of category or subject classification, glossaries or dictionaries, product or creative work types, etc.
An organization such as a school, NGO, corporation, club, etc.
A publication in any medium issued in successive parts bearing numerical or chronological designations and intended to continue indefinitely, such as a magazine, scholarly journal, or newspaper.
A person (alive, dead, undead, or fictional).
Entities that have a somewhat fixed, physical extension.
A scholarly article.
A software application.
Computer programming source code. Example: Full (compile ready) solutions, code snippet samples, scripts, templates.