Classes and properties COINED by the linked-durabilite wrapper for the French indice de durabilité. Deliberately small: products and organisations reuse schema.org, codelists reuse SKOS, the trade item number reuses schema:gtin and the location number GS1. Only what those do not cover is coined here — chiefly the scoring structure and the declared spare-part availability, for which no vocabulary exists. @en
A product model with a published durability index. The IRI is product/{gtin}#it: the GTIN is the identifier the data actually carries, and the one the sibling linked-eprel wrapper lacks. @en
A spare part the producer declares available for a given model, with its delivery time and availability period per supply channel. The named parts are fixed per category by the scoring regulation. @en
The publisher's id_unique, of the form {gtin}-{company}-{date}. It identifies one ASSESSMENT: a model can be re-scored, and this wrapper serves the most recent. @en
Repairer, producer, distributor or consumer. The four are declared separately: a part a repairer gets in three days may take a consumer far longer. @en
The scheme the corpus DECLARED for an identifier whose form contradicts it. Kept so the disagreement is inspectable rather than merely absent; the accompanying :dataQualityNote says what was expected. @en
The identifier as filed, kept without being claimed as a GLN or a SYDEREP id. Used when the declared scheme is neither — and also when it says GLN but the value is not one, which is 11 of 323 GLN-declared identifiers and, because one of them is the string SAMSUNG, 1 662 of 4 391 GLN rows. @en
Attached to a DOCUMENT, never to a product: records a value the wrapper could not take at face value, such as a model identifier whose declared scheme contradicts its form. The index is self-declared and unverified, so such notes are expected. @en
A model declaring a part of this type. NO LONGER EMITTED: the models a part type or a category holds live in its :products container, so that a document naming a kind of spare part is not 1 029 triples long to do it. The term stays defined because documents served before that change used it. @en
The raw declared value, which is usually a BAND rather than a figure — '<3' days. Kept verbatim alongside the parsed bound, because the regulation scores bands and reporting a bound as if it were exact would invent precision the source does not have. @en
Emitted INSTEAD of dcterms:license when the publisher declared no reuse licence, which is the usual case. Saying nothing would read as 'no restrictions'; it means 'nobody said'. The data is public because the loi AGEC obliges publication, and an obligation to publish is not a grant of reuse rights. @en
Emitted INSTEAD of schema:gtin when the declared model identifier is not GTIN-shaped — a handful of records give a customs code or leave the field malformed. Keeping it is better than dropping it or calling it a GTIN. @en
The kind of part, as a concept of cl/part-types — which is what makes 'every model declaring a replaceable power board' a dereferenceable question rather than a text search. @en
The inverse: a model this company declared. NO LONGER EMITTED: a company's models live in its :products container, because the largest company declares 1 389 of them. The term stays defined because documents served before that change used it. @en
The company that placed this model on the French market and therefore owes the durability declaration. Its IRI carries the identifier scheme, because two are in use: GS1 GLN and SYDEREP, ADEME's producer register. @en
The paged LDP container listing the models filed under this concept — a category or a part type. The members are one hop away rather than inline: a category holds thousands of models and 1 029 declare a dalle, and a concept document that carries them all is neither readable as RDF nor usable as a page. @en
The company's identifier in SYDEREP, ADEME's registre des producteurs, under which French extended-producer-responsibility obligations are tracked. Used by roughly half the corpus; the rest use a GS1 GLN. @en