Open ddooley opened 1 year ago
Also currently PATO dry applies only to surface of material by definition. Can we have a similar term that applies to material as containing little or no moisture? Examples are dried out bread, dried fish, etc.
A followup on dry material - it looks like PATO has decreased water composition is pertinent to this, as a characteristic it seems not to guarantee an endpoint of dry material though.
Any further thoughts here? Otherwise FoodOn will mint these terms in the next month.
Here is an updated diagram:
And a separate list of characteristics related to burns or pain sensation. Would PATO be interested in this too?:
These terms were inspired by NASA work: A New Approach to Defining Human Touch Temperature Standards: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100020960
FoodOn has a general NTR set of characteristics that PATO may have an interested in curating?
Some of these contain a bit of extra information, and are a bit relative. Chilling food X at some temperature may be food-safe, but chilling food Y at that same temperature might not be.
We also have ripeness terms:
Let us know whether we should put the new terms in foodon or have them in PATO. And same for any existing FoodOn terms above!
Thx!