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Dimitri van Hees edited this page Mar 18, 2016
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RESTful URIs
To test if RESTful URIs are being crawled by spiders, which would make it very easy to publish existing datasets in a developer-friendly way using Content-Negotiation for the correct presentation.
/{collection}
/{collection}/{resource}
DBPedia URIs
Since the Google Knowledge graph already seems to make use of DBPedia pages, we use this strategy to test if the DBPedia URI Strategy is positive for crawlability.
/resource/{resource} 303 redirect to /page/{resource}
/page/{resource}
Dutch Linked Data URI Strategy
To test if the Dutch Linked Data URI Strategy is positive for crawlability.
/id/{resource} 303 redirect to /doc/{resource}
/doc/{resource}
##Hierarchical URIs
To test if hierachy is positive for crawlability. We can't do this with all datasets as there is no hierarchy available for all datasets. We will test this using the CBS Wijken en Buurten dataset.
/{municipality} municipality information and links to all quarters within this municipality
/{municipality}/{quarter} quarter information and links to all neighbourhoods within this quarter
/{municipality}/{quarter}/{neighbourhood} neighbourhood information
Unstructured URIs
To test if a URI strategy is necessary for crawlability at all, for example when we want to publish geo information on an existing website.