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A profile (domain conceptual model + implementation resources) for Industry Reports recieved by GSQ
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Survey/Observation Cardinality #3

Closed KellyVance closed 5 years ago

KellyVance commented 5 years ago

One report may link to many surveys, observations, entities? e.g. annual report for a tenure may have multiple bores, seismic, and scientific surveys and samples.

DavidCrosswellGSQ commented 5 years ago

This is taken from SOSA isResultOf https://www.w3.org/TR/vocab-ssn/#SOSAisResultOf When I look at the reports that are in the reports list, there would only be one report per survey. Worth going through the reports list and validating that. The bores are linked by feature of interest. Samples are linked to the survey (see survey model). Observations and results are linked to the samples.

DavidCrosswellGSQ commented 5 years ago

@KellyVance please close if you are satisfied with the response.

nicholascar commented 5 years ago

Nothing specific I can add here sorry. I can say, generically, that its most important to get the shape of the models and the class of objects in them: Report, Sample, Survey etc. Cardinalities can be fiddled with easily enough and, in many cases, it may pay to err on the side of flexibility for all those cases that break convention. We can always query out outliers and deal with them, rather than forcing them in model constraints.

KellyVance commented 5 years ago

Closing issues as per conversation re: one survey may relate to many datasets