Open ronaldtse opened 3 years ago
Well, in the Excel it is actually like this:
<i>r</i>(<i>λ</i>), <i>g</i>(<i>λ</i>), <i>b</i>(<i>λ</i>), <CIE 1931 RGB colorimetric system> <système de référence colorimétrique CIE 1931><br><i>x</i>(<i>λ</i>), <i>y</i>(<i>λ</i>), <i>z</i>(<i>λ</i>), <CIE 1931 standard colorimetric system> <système de référence colorimétrique CIE 1931><br><i>r</i><sub>10</sub>(<i>λ</i>), <i>g</i><sub>10</sub>(<i>λ</i>), <i>b</i><sub>10</sub>(<i>λ</i>), <CIE 1964 RGB colorimetric system> <système de référence colorimétrique CIE 1964><br><i>x</i><sub>10</sub>(<i>λ</i>), <i>y</i><sub>10</sub>(<i>λ</i>), <i>z</i><sub>10</sub>(<i>λ</i>), <CIE 1964 standard colorimetric system> <système de référence colorimétrique CIE 1964>
Looks like this in the current Electropedia.
The appropriate modelling is to have multiple symbols, where each symbol links to a "domain" (a domain could be a concept, and in this case they are defined in IEV).
This violates the ISO 10241-1 model where a symbol is not supposed to have domain or usage notes.
Either we formally support it, or not. Will consult IEC.
Wow, this is actually part of 10241-1:
So "usage information" can be set per-symbol.
We will need to update our term model to support this.
@skalee can you help do this? Thanks!