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EXAMPLES #189

Closed KathiSchleidt closed 3 months ago

KathiSchleidt commented 2 years ago

-033 EXAMPLES: There are a lot of example links contained within this one example. Is it necessary to include this many examples?

KS: don't think removing examples increases clarity!

KathiSchleidt commented 2 years ago

-047 phenomenonTime Notes NOTE 1 The phenomenonTime is often the time at which the Sample has been taken. NOTE 2 This is often the time of interaction by a sampling Procedure or observation Procedure with a real-world feature.
Suggest combining these two notes.

KS: reflect different concepts, thus should remain separate

KathiSchleidt commented 2 years ago

Won't fix, other comments wanted more examples

ilkkarinne commented 2 years ago

What is the difference between "the time at which the Sample has been taken" and "time of interaction by a sampling Procedure"? If there is a clear conceptual difference, I ok for keeping as separate. If not (time of taking a Sample equals to time of interaction by sampling Procedure) then I would only combine as follows:

NOTE 1 The phenomenonTime is often the time of interaction with a real-world feature either by a sampling Procedure (time at which a Sample has been taken) or by an observation Procedure.

KathiSchleidt commented 2 years ago

Makes sense to me (though did have to read it 3 times to be sure). General context note: this one pertains to 8.2.3, conceptual Observation

KathiSchleidt commented 2 years ago

NOTE 1 The phenomenonTime is often the time of interaction with a real-world feature either by a SamplingProcedure (time at which a Sample has been taken) or by an ObservingProcedure.