Create, update and publish models with API

Creating a Site via API

This request creates the Site resource and sets its metadata.

curl --location --request PUT 'https://dataclearinghouse.org/api/mv/v1/org/demo_org/site/demo_site' \
--header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
--header 'x-api-key: myApiKeyGoesHere' \
--data '{
    "orgId": "demo_org",
    "siteId": "demo_site",
    "label": "demo_site",
    "description": "Represents demo_site site in org demo_org.",
    "addressMeta": {
        "subAddress": null,
        "streetNumber": "3",
        "streetName": "Castray Esplanade",
        "subLocality": null,
        "locality": "Battery Point",
        "subAdministrativeArea": null,
        "administrativeArea": "Tasmania",
        "countryCode": "AUS",
        "postcode": "7004",
        "propertyId": null,
        "cadastralId": null,
        "titleId": null
    },
    "geolocation2d": {
        "latitude":-42.8867605,
        "longitude":147.338252
    }
}

Creating a Building via API

This request creates the Building resource and sets its metadata.

Updating Site RDF via API

This request overwrites the Site's draft RDF model. (It has no effect on the published model.)

Updating Building RDF via API

This request overwrites the Building's draft RDF model. (It has no effect on the published model.)

Publish a Site via API

This request causes a sequence of events to occur across semantic models in the site. These are:

  • dependency discovery

  • intersection of site/building models with datapool models

  • root node composition

  • inferencing

  • validation

  • merging

  • updating represented resources to point to the newly merged models

The result of this is that the site and its buildings are then available to be queried through the query API, and returned solutions will reflect the newer version of the semantic model.

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