Mapping of ISO metadata datestamp to DCAT

[uvoges]

Generally the DCAT-AP metadata only contains information about the data itself not the metadata. That means that the date from the gmd:dateStamp attribute is not mapped to DCAT-AP as it is about the metadata not the data. This mapping is important as the metadata datestamp is important for harvesting purposes.This should be clarified in GeoDCAT-AP

[jakubklimek]

Actually, this is mapped to DCAT-AP's dcat:CatalogRecord, specifically dcterms:modified, as can be seen in this example and these lines of the XSLT.

[uvoges]

Jakub, Do you think 2 datestamps are needed the one of the original metadata item which is being mapped and of the actual DCAT Catalog Record entry?
...taking into account different harvesting scenarios...?

[jakubklimek]

Well, the original metadata item is represented by the DCAT Catalog Record - so they should be the same thing. Do you have another opinion?

[uvoges]

No, would be fine with me