For further investigation: https://www.w3.org/TR/json-ld11-framing/
It seems like JSON-LD Frames might help developers using "plain JSON" tools to create JSON-LD files that are consistent with the data standard (and with Linked Data standards generally).
In order to use JSON-LD Frames, we need to evaluate whether the the T-Box (the ontology) allows for a stable A-Box (assertions) structure.
Are the structure of the Basic Tier, or the Basic + SFF tiers, conducive to creating a JSON-LD Frame? Is the structure of the graph such that it can be forced into a tree structure (directed, acyclic, etc.)? What compromises or design choices might be required?
For further investigation: https://www.w3.org/TR/json-ld11-framing/
It seems like JSON-LD Frames might help developers using "plain JSON" tools to create JSON-LD files that are consistent with the data standard (and with Linked Data standards generally).
In order to use JSON-LD Frames, we need to evaluate whether the the T-Box (the ontology) allows for a stable A-Box (assertions) structure.
Are the structure of the Basic Tier, or the Basic + SFF tiers, conducive to creating a JSON-LD Frame? Is the structure of the graph such that it can be forced into a tree structure (directed, acyclic, etc.)? What compromises or design choices might be required?