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The complete dataset, in machine-readable formats.

YAML — full dataset ↗

untded/untded-2005 — nine category files covering every element, each naming its page in the source publication.

CSV & JSON exports ↗

Release artifacts: elements.csv (one row per element) and elements.json (full records), generated from the dataset.

JSON-LD

/data/untded.jsonld — the whole directory as a linked-data graph: every element an identified resource with schema.org and UNTDED vocabulary terms.

RDF Turtle

/data/untded.ttl — the same graph as Turtle, for SPARQL stores and RDF tooling. The vocabulary is defined in the dataset’s YAML-LD context.

Compact index

/data/index.json — a light JSON list of all 1504 elements: tag, name, representation, change tag, status, category.

Vocabulary declaration

/data/vocabulary.json — the ontology as data: prefixes, classes and properties, generated from the dataset’s single vocabulary declaration.

UN/EDIFACT join

/data/edifact-links.json — the element-by-element join against the D05B EDED mirror, with the representation-alignment verdict for every joined tag.

UNCL code coverage

/data/uncl-coverage.json — which elements are code-qualified in the UN/EDIFACT D05B code list and with how many values.

UNCL cross-references

/data/uncl-refs.json — section 4.1.5 cross-references: which UNCL code values name a TDED element (equals and related), from the D.01B full text.

JSON-LD context

/ns/untded-context.jsonld — the context for referencing TDED elements from JSON-LD, pinned to this edition. See the context guide.

Per-element RDF

/elements/<tag>/data.ttl and data.jsonld — every element resolves individually in both RDF syntaxes (example: 1004).

Source publication ↗

untded/references — the 2005 edition PDF and related reference documents.

Attribution

Content: UNTDED 2005, ECE/TRADE/362 (in parallel ISO 7372:2005), © United Nations / UNECE. Digitized by this project on behalf of UN/CEFACT and ISO/TC 154; reproduced with attribution. Code: MIT. When you use the dataset, cite the source publication and this dataset.