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(The Transport Pattern allows data modellers and ontology creators the ability to filter and categorise large geoscience data stores.) |
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| + | |Intent=To reduce dimensionality of large data collections. | ||
| + | |Domain=Earth Science or Geoscience, Geology | ||
| + | |CompetencyQuestion=What is the extent of a point source pollution event? | ||
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| + | |ContentODPDescription=The rive water was polluted from effluent near a large factory. | ||
| + | A package left Auckland, New Zealand, at 5:45am on 01/06/2012 and arrived in Los Angeles, USA, on 01/12/2012. | ||
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| Name: | transportPattern |
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| Submitted by: | Brandonwhitehead |
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| Intent: | To reduce dimensionality of large data collections. |
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Where was a package shipped from and where was it shipped to? |
| Solution description: | The rive water was polluted from effluent near a large factory.
A package left Auckland, New Zealand, at 5:45am on 01/06/2012 and arrived in Los Angeles, USA, on 01/12/2012. |
| Reusable OWL Building Block: | 1 (0) |
| Consequences: | This CP allows data modellers and ontology creators the ability to filter and categorise large geoscience data stores. |
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The TransportPattern Content OP locally defines the following ontology elements:
referenceFrame (owl:ObjectProperty) This property is significant in that it serves to restrict and disambiguate a myriad of inherent facets, often in juxtaposition, associated with the Earths complex phenomena. The reference frame is provided to restrict the input values for a given instantiation, inherently providing context to the local representation.
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transportEvent (owl:Class) A Transport Event describes a specific transport phenomenon, as movement of some mass or energy (measurable entity) from one location to another, based on a common and persistent frame of reference.
transportEvent page transportEntity (owl:Class) The Transport Entity concept represents the identity of the circumscribed portion of energy or mass that is moved.
transportEntity pageNo scenario is added to this Content OP.
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