Closed paulakeen closed 1 year ago
After discussion the WG suggests to use the Core Location Vocabulary: 1.Location only when mentioning areas ie Country or country subentities
Therefore the model should be revisited so to reflect the core location Vocabulary in the classes Location and Address and their corresponding predicates which should include predicates to Organisation The WG also suggests to take into consideration the Geometry class from the Core Location Vocabulary which could be useful when addresses are not avialable ie the position of an Oil rig that is involved in procurement.
In the revision of the Consip mapping I am realizing that the properties for LocationCoordinate (that is linked to Address) do not make a lot of sense modelled according to version 2.0.1. We have attributes that distinguish between degrees and minutes but their value is Measure that is composed by a decimal and a unit of measure (that can probably be degree or minute). And honestly I've never seen lat and long expressed in minutes in real data so far.
Don't you think we can simply this part also in version 2.0.1?
Regarding this issue, last summer I tried to design in UML a possible schema for the location part of the epo ontology, stimulated by the BDTI pilot. It was a mix of Core Location Vocabulary and INSPIRE Address specifications. Here there is an example of possible Location modelling considering CLV and INSPIRE.
Just for the discussion :)
epo:Geometry
: why not reuse GeoSPARQL for geometries? (asWKT, asGML
and the corresponding datatypes). The above only covers point geometries, and furthermore in a completely non-standard way, so repositories with geospatial support won't index epo:Geometry
situatted
Location
and AddressComponent
: why can't the former have a hierarchy, and the latter have geometries?anyURI
is a XSD datatype, not a prop name. If you want to use such prop, call it uri
and use a real URL (object prop without range), not a literalLocation and Address usage are aligned to Core Location now.
We need to review where and how Location and Address are used. There seems to be a non-unique/harmonised way of treating locations and addresses.