last changes to the readme files

Author: florenceclavaud

README.md

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 This is the public GitHub repository that holds the source files on RiC-O OWL ontology.
 
-**ICA RiC-O (Records in Contexts-Ontology) is an OWL 2 ontology for describing archival record resources**. As the third part of Records in Contexts (RiC) standard, it is a formal representation of Records in Contexts Conceptual Model (RiC-CM).
+**ICA RiC-O (Records in Contexts-Ontology) is an OWL 2 ontology for describing archival record resources and their layers of contexts**. As the third part of Records in Contexts (RiC) standard, it is a formal representation of Records in Contexts Conceptual Model (RiC-CM).
 
 The **latest public release of RiC-O, RiC-O 1.1, dated May 2025, is now available.** Version 1.1 follows the release of RiC-O 1.0.2, dated September 2024, the release of RiC-O 1.0.1, dated May 2024, and the release of the first stable and complete version of this ontology, thus a major milestone, **RiC-O 1.0**. 
 
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 **RiC-O 1.1 is also accessible to humans and machines through its IRI, [https://www.ica.org/standards/RiC/ontology](https://www.ica.org/standards/RiC/ontology)**.
 
-You can easily download the whole content of this repository using [the latest release](https://github.com/ICA-EGAD/RiC-O/releases/tag/v1.0.2).
+You can easily download the whole content of this repository using [the latest release](https://github.com/ICA-EGAD/RiC-O/releases/tag/v1.1).
 
 
 **If you want to contact us, or send comments and questions, you can use the new [Records in Contexts users Google group](https://groups.google.com/g/Records_in_Contexts_users)**.

examples/examples_v1-1/NationalArchivesOfFrance/readme.md

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 **The 'rdf-xml' folder contains the RDF files generated from the  'examples_v1-1/NationalArchivesOfFrance/src' folder, and conforming to RiC-O v1.1**. Each EAC-CPF or EAD file corresponds to one RDF/RiC-O source file. 
 The 'vocabularies' subfolder contains RDF/RiC-O 1.1 version of some of the controlled vocabularies used in the ANF, for indexing the EAD and EAC-CPF files. Though the RDF files refer to some instances of RiC-O Place, the ANF authority records on places are not provided in this folder. The files provided here are part of the files published in another public GitHub repository ([https://github.com/ArchivesNationalesFR/Referentiels](https://github.com/ArchivesNationalesFR/Referentiels)).
 
-**The base URI defined for these RDF resources is: https://rdf.archives-nationales.culture.gouv.fr/. It is fictitious**: the URIs are not yet dereferencable. They should soon be dereferencable as concerns the agents and vocabularies. The RDF dataset is provided only as an example RiC-O 1.1 archival dataset.
+**The base URI defined for these RDF resources is: https://rdf.archives-nationales.culture.gouv.fr/.** The URIs used are not yet dereferencable. They should soon be dereferencable as concerns the agents and vocabularies. The RDF dataset is provided only as an example RiC-O 1.1 archival dataset.
 
 You will also find three JPEG images in the folder. These are **screenshots from visual graphs generated from the RDF dataset, by a GraphDB Free local instance, about some of the agents and record resources described**.
 

examples/examples_v1-1/NationalArchivesOfFrance/src/ead/Readme.md

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 # Example EAD 2002 files
 
-Date of this example set: January 22, 2024
+Date of this example set: May 2025
 
 Language(s) used: French
 
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 If you want to access an HTML version (then a PDF version, + the latest version of the EAD source file) of one of the finding aids, type its permalink, using the following pattern: https://www.siv.archives-nationales.culture.gouv.fr/siv/IR/{FA_Id}, where '{FA_Id]' is the name of the EAD file (and the value of the /ead/eadheader/eadid element in the file).
 
-These source files are provided as example files but __do not represent the variety of the about 32.000 finding aids that the ANF have created and manage__, or always conform to the local best practice as recommended in the application guidelines used in the ANF. They do not either include all the EAD elements that RiC-O Converter takes into account. They have been chosen because they are linked to the EAC-CPF files also provided, and because an earlier version of most of them was used for the French RDF/RiC proof of concept released in February 2018 ([PIAAF](https://piaaf.demo.logilab.fr)).
+These source files are provided as example files but __do not represent the variety of the about 32.000 finding aids that the ANF have created and manage__, or always conform to the local best practice as recommended in the application guidelines used in the ANF. They have been chosen because they are linked to the EAC-CPF files also provided, and because an earlier version of most of them was used for the French RDF/RiC proof of concept released in February 2018 ([PIAAF](https://piaaf.demo.logilab.fr)).

examples/examples_v1-1/University-of-Strathclyde-Archives_Scotland/readme.md

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 **The 'rdf-xml' folder contains the RDF files generated from the 'examples_v-1-1/University-of-Strathclyde-Archives_Scotland/src' folder, and conforming to RiC-O v1.1 ontology**. Each EAC-CPF or EAD file corresponds to one RDF/RiC-O source file.
 
-Apart from these RDF files, the folder also contains one more file, about the University of Strathclyde Archives and Special Collections, which holds the archival resources described and created their descriptions. A specific file includes the RDF output from the associative relationships found in some EAC-CPF files (agentToAgentRelations.rdf). There are also tree files that include the RDF outputs from the subject EAD elements (things.rdf), from the geogname EAD elements (places.rdf), and from the genreform EAD elements (documentaryFormTypes.rdf); those supplementary RDF files have been manually edited from other data also available in the Catalogue of the University of Strathclyde Archives and Special Collections. 
+Apart from these RDF files, the folder also contains one more file, about the University of Strathclyde Archives and Special Collections, which holds the archival resources described and created their descriptions. A specific file includes the RDF output from the associative relationships found in some EAC-CPF files (agentToAgentRelations.rdf). There are also three files that include the RDF outputs from the subject EAD elements (things.rdf), from the geogname EAD elements (places.rdf), and from the genreform EAD elements (documentaryFormTypes.rdf); those supplementary RDF files have been manually edited from other data also available in the Catalogue of the University of Strathclyde Archives and Special Collections. 
 
 **The base URI defined for the RDF resources is: http://data.archives.strath.ac.uk/. It is fictitious**: the URIs are not dereferencable. The RDF dataset is provided only as an example RiC-O archival dataset.