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Fusion-JSON is therefore self-describing in that it contains both the observation data and structural metadata needed to interpretet making it better suited for driving visualisations and user interfaces than SDMX-ML where the metadata needs to be retrieved separately. | Fusion-JSON is therefore self-describing in that it contains both the observation data and structural metadata needed to interpretet making it better suited for driving visualisations and user interfaces than SDMX-ML where the metadata needs to be retrieved separately. | ||
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Revision as of 10:33, 1 February 2021
Overview
Fusion-JSON is a format used for Structural Metadata, Data, and Reference Metadata. The Fusion-JSON format was created before the SDMX-JSON format became a standard as so has a slightly different syntax. In addition the Fusion-JSON format is used for Structural Metadata that is supported by the Fusion Registry which is not a part of the official SDMX Specification. This includes:
- Data Reporting Template
- Data Structure Definitions that do not conform to the standard1
- Valuelist
- Validation Scheme
Fusion-JSON Data
Fusion-JSON for data consists of three top-level nodes:
- header - header information
- dataSets - observation data consisting of a sequence of series keys together with observation values for each time period
- structure - metadata for each of the dimensions and attributes in the dataset
Fusion-JSON is therefore self-describing in that it contains both the observation data and structural metadata needed to interpretet making it better suited for driving visualisations and user interfaces than SDMX-ML where the metadata needs to be retrieved separately.
