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General description

Name:	VesselSpecies
Submitted by:	AlessandroAdamou
Also Known As:
Intent:	to provide a direct relation between aquatic species and vessels that are able to catch them, regardless of the fishing gear used.
Domains:	Fishery
Competency Questions:	what vessel types can catch what species? (provided that species are caught by geartypes are used by vessel types)
Solution description:	---
Reusable OWL Building Block:	1 (455)
Consequences:	This pattern should be used in scenarios where a VesselType can be deemed suitable for catching some AquaticSpecies for reasons other than mounting some fishing gear of a suitable GearType. It is strictly related to the gearspecies pattern, in that it uses the catchesSpecies and isCaught property pair to define this behaviour. For the sake of reuse, no domain is declared for catchesSpecies, appropriate restrictions having beed applied instead.
Scenarios:	give me the species caught using 'gillneters'
Known Uses:
Web References:
Other References:
Examples (OWL files):
Extracted From:
Reengineered From:
Has Components:	Submissions:GearSpecies Submissions:GearVessel
Specialization Of:
Related CPs:	Submissions:GearSpecies

Elements

The VesselSpecies Content OP locally defines the following ontology elements:

isCaughtBy (owl:ObjectProperty) Actually a composed property: this needs either a property chain, a SPARQL query, or a SWRL rule to gather a value. E.g. in SPARQL:

CONSTRUCT {?x :catchesSpecies ?y . ?y isCaughtBy ?x}

WHERE {

?x gearvessel:usesGearType ?z .

?z gearspecies:catchesSpecies ?y

}

isCaughtBy page

catchesSpecies (owl:ObjectProperty) Actually a composed property: this needs either a property chain, a SPARQL query, or a SWRL rule to gather a value. E.g. in SPARQL:

CONSTRUCT {?x :catchesSpecies ?y . ?y isCaughtBy ?x}

WHERE {

?x gearvessel:usesGearType ?z .

?z gearspecies:catchesSpecies ?y

}

catchesSpecies page

isCaughtByVesselType (owl:ObjectProperty)

isCaughtByVesselType page

Additional information

This pattern composes gearvessel.owl and gearspecies.owl. This must be inferred compositionally, and requires either more sophisticated logical pattern, like 'property chain', available in OWL2 (but not in OWL1), or a complex reasoning pattern, like 'DL classifier+SPARQL', or 'DL classifier+SWRL rule firing'.

(type): http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#Ontology

(versionInfo): Created by Alessandro Adamou

(comment): This pattern composes gearvessel.owl and gearspecies.owl. This must be inferred compositionally, and requires either more sophisticated logical pattern, like 'property chain', available in OWL2 (but not in OWL1), or a complex reasoning pattern, like 'DL classifier+SPARQL', or 'DL classifier+SWRL rule firing'.

(hasComponent): <http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/cp/owl/fsdas/gearspecies.owl>

(imports): http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/schemas/cpannotationschema.owl

(imports): http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/cp/owl/fsdas/gearspecies.owl

(hasComponent): <http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/cp/owl/fsdas/gearvessel.owl>

(imports): http://www.ontologydesignpatterns.org/cp/owl/fsdas/gearvessel.owl

(versionInfo): 1.1

Scenarios

Scenarios about VesselSpecies

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Reviews

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Some subquery has no valid condition.

This revision (revision ID 9141) takes in account the reviews: VesselSpecies (AldoGangemi about VesselSpecies)

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Modeling issues

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