Our instances are obviously XML and there are no such thing of instance of logical model (instance of logical model would be a physical model, such as XML). The first clause is odd at best, because using a URL to denote a property is encoding specific (and I would say almost XML specific). I fixed the URL in the logical model because it does not have any impact on XML clauses and this is what we did in our instance examples.
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4 years ago
In the logical model, we say - use the requirement URL
_SFSamplingFeatureComplex:role for the sampling feature where the test is performed SHALL have the value http://www.opengis.net/req/aquifertest/testfeature
but in the XML encoding we say, use a defined term from GWML vocab
_SF_SamplingFeatureComplex roles that associates GWAquiferTest with test features SHALL have it’s xlink:href set to http://resource.gwml.org/def/role/testFeature
Our instances are obviously XML and there are no such thing of instance of logical model (instance of logical model would be a physical model, such as XML). The first clause is odd at best, because using a URL to denote a property is encoding specific (and I would say almost XML specific). I fixed the URL in the logical model because it does not have any impact on XML clauses and this is what we did in our instance examples.