4664 OpenAIRE compliance: AlternativeTitle and geoLocations #3
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Merge upstream changes to 2043-split-gb-table branch
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This pull request is only related to change "Alternative Title" by "AlternativeTitle" and Geolocations related code. http://schema.datacite.org/meta/kernel-4.1/include/datacite-titleType-v4.xsd, marks valid title types and http://schema.datacite.org/meta/kernel-4.1/metadata.xsd , the geoLocations structure. Is not easy to put Datavese gelocation coordinates in OpenAIRE. Dataverse requests North, South, East and West coordinates, but OpenAIRE requests a point or a polygon. If the four coordinates are sets, OpenAIRE polygon can be defined but sometimes it is not the case.
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