Conflict minerals search sys.｜Mash up the Linked Open Data

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Conflict minerals search sys.

});
	
	/* LinkDataからデータを取得 */
	$.each(LinkData.getWorks(), function(workKey, workValue) {
		var propList = stringToUri(LV.property, workValue);
		$.each(LinkData.getFiles(workValue), function(fileKey, fileValue) {
			$.each(LinkData.getSubjects(workValue, fileValue), function(subjKey, subjValue) {
				var dataList = [];
				
				/* その他の列のデータを取得 */
				$.each( LinkData.getProperties(workValue, fileValue), function(propKey, propValue) {
					$.each (propList, function(i, propUri){
						if (propUri == propValue) {
							var objList = [];
							$.each( LinkData.getObjects(workValue, fileValue, subjValue, propValue), function(objkey, objValue) {
								objList.push(objValue);
							});
							dataList[i] = objList.toString();
						}
					});
				});
				/* テーブルにデータを追加 */
				$('#data_list').dataTable().fnAddData(dataList);
			});
		});
	});
}
/* プロパティがリテラルで指定された場合にURIに変換 */
function stringToUri (p, workId) {
	var arr = [];
	$.each (p, function(){
		if(this[1].indexOf("http") != 0){
			arr.push("http://linkdata.org/property/" + workId + "#" + encodeURIComponent(this[1]));
		} else {
			arr.push(this[1]);
		}
	})
	return arr;
}
/* カラム名を設定 */
function setColName(arr) {
	$.each(LV.property, function(){
		var col = {};
		col.sTitle = this[0];
		arr.push(col);
	})
	return arr;
}

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Conflict minerals Contributor:Kenichi Shida Update:Aug 23, 2018 78 Downloads, 1 Applications The term “conflict minerals” is defined as columbite-tantalite, also known as coltan (from which tantalum is derived); cassiterite (tin); gold; wolframite (tungsten); or their derivatives; or any other mineral or its derivatives determined by the Secretary of State to be financing conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo or an adjoining country.	OpenworksCMs

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Conflict minerals

Contributor:Kenichi Shida Update:Aug 23, 2018 78 Downloads, 1 Applications The term “conflict minerals” is defined as columbite-tantalite, also known as coltan (from which tantalum is derived); cassiterite (tin); gold; wolframite (tungsten); or their derivatives; or any other mineral or its derivatives determined by the Secretary of State to be financing conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo or an adjoining country.

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