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The data and their metadata are then to be displayed, searched, filtered, shared and downloaded - ready to be used for application building by the 3rd part user consumer - data developer.

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1. Data consumer may access published data (using ODN/PublicCatalog)

   1. Download file dumps of published data - Download latest version of public dataset file dump

   2. Retrieve published data via REST API - Retrieving public data from a dataset via REST API

   3. Retrieve published data via SPARQL endpoint - Retrieving public data via SPARQL enpoint  

2. Data consumer displays the list of datasets contained in the catalog using:
   1. GUI of the catalog (list of datasets) - List of datasets contained in public catalog (GUI)
   2. API of the catalog (list of datasets in machine readable form) - List of datasets contained in the public catalog (API)
      
      
3. Data consumer shares a dataset or its resource by using social media -  Social media sharing
   
   
4. Data consumer (using ODN/PublicCatalog):
   1. displays metadata about the dataset - Retrieving metadata about dataset via public catalog API
   2. browse public dataset records - Publicly available catalog record browser
   3. search them using keywords - Publicly available catalog records search using keywords
   4. filter them - Publicly available catalog records filtering
   5. display available resources for a public dataset -  List of available resources for a public dataset