Overview

DON Data provides guidance on data formats, exchange standards, and data quality for Dutch government applications. The documentation is organized by topic and links to linked-data standards and practical examples like parkeervergunning and verhuizing to help implement compliant data practices.

How This Skill Works

The skill aggregates topic-specific documentation and reference indexes (e.g., JSON/YAML, linked data, and standaarden). You browse relevant references or ask for topics, then apply the recommended formats, exchange standards, and validation patterns to your data workflows.

When to Use It

• When designing data formats for government applications to ensure interoperability
• When implementing data exchange standards between agencies or systems
• When validating data quality against mandated requirements and policies
• When exploring linked-data standards (DCAT, RDF, SHACL, SKOS) for government data
• When looking for practical, example-driven patterns (parkeervergunning, verhuizing) to follow

Quick Start

1. Step 1: Browse references/index.md and references/json-yaml.md to locate formats and schemas
2. Step 2: Map your data to the chosen standards (DCAT/RDF) and set up SHACL validation
3. Step 3: Review concrete examples (parkeervergunning, verhuizing) and adapt them to your use case

Best Practices

• Start with the JSON/YAML references to define data schemas and serialization
• Align data formats and metadata with DCAT and RDF for interoperable publishing
• Use SHACL to validate data quality and conformance against schemas
• Study real-world patterns like parkeervergunning and verhuiZing examples as templates
• Document data provenance, governance, and versioning within logboek-dataverwerkingen patterns

Example Use Cases

• Parkeervergunning inzien
• Parkeervergunning wijzigen
• Verhuizing enkelvoudig
• Verhuizing meervoudig
• Go implementation of logboek-dataverwerkingen

Frequently Asked Questions