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Semantic Treehouse

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Systems need to use a common data model to communicate. Semantic Treehouse helps you and your community to agree on, define and improve these models

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Purpose

Semantic Treehouse is an implementation of the Vocabulary Service described in the DSSC Blueprint. The purpose is to facilitate communities in publishing, editing, browsing, and maintaining data models in order to be semantic interoperable in your data space.

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Systems need to use a common data model to communicate. Semantic Treehouse helps you and your community to agree on, define and improve these models

Building blocks

Blueprint compliance

v1.567%

Details

Technology readiness level
TRL 9
Domain / sector / industry
The solution is domain agnostic
Geographical application area
Not applicable
Deployments in operation
Smart Connected Supplier Network Flexible Staffing Industry: SETU Construction sector (Ketenstandaard) E-invoicing (STPE)
Business offerings
Open source + managed service by TNO for selected data sharing communities
Additional functionalities
Semantic Treehouse has validations services to validate whether one is compliant with the data model. The purpose of the validator is to assist organisations with the implementation of one or more information exchange standards. Additionally, the validator offers a great way to get to know the details of a standard by studying, editing and validating example messages.
Similar/competing implementations
Github is a community platform for developers working on software . SwaggerHub provides a platform for developers to work on API specifications . Semantic Treehouse is a platform to collaboratively work on data models and sematic specifications .

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