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This `/l4dr/` path segment within `w3id.org` is used for creating persistent IRIs for _Linked Data_ system resources for the Loc-I for Disaster Recovery (l4dr) demonstrator project modivated by Australia's [new commitment to disaster recovery data integration systems](https://minister.awe.gov.au/ley/media-releases/australia-commits-climate-resilience). It builds on top of the [Location Index (LocI)](https://www.ga.gov.au/locationindex) research system.
This `/l4dr/` path segment within `w3id.org` is used for creating persistent IRIs for _Linked Data_ system resources for the Loc-I for Disaster Recovery (l4dr) demonstrator project motivated by Australia's [new commitment to disaster recovery data integration systems](https://minister.awe.gov.au/ley/media-releases/australia-commits-climate-resilience). It builds on top of the [Location Index (LocI)](https://www.ga.gov.au/locationindex) research system.
Data for this l4dr system uses persistent identifiers provided by the [Australian Government Linked Data Working Group](https://www.linked.data.gov.au) using the `linked.data.gov.au` persistent ID namespace, however that PID system doesn't provide system IRIs, thus W3ID is used.
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