Naming the properties between FeatureOfInterest, xxxProperty, {Actuator/Sensor}, {Actuation/Observation}

Dear all,

As a follow up to today's call, I created a simple figure that shows the
old and current links between classes: FeatureOfInterest, xxxProperty,
{Actuator/Sensor}, {Actuation/Observation}, as of 2017-03-08,

https://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/wiki/File:20170308-foi-property-object-event.png


I also produced another figure that illustrates an option where:
 1. naming is consistent between the ACT part and the SENSE part
 2. one can guess the name of the link between {Actuator, Actuation,
Sensor, Observation} to xxxProperty by simply adding the string "Property"
somewhere in the name of the link between  {Actuator, Actuation, Sensor,
Observation} to FeatureOfInterest
 3. we rely on present or past to differentiate what is "potential" (i.e.,
links Actuator or Sensor), versus what is "done" (i.e., links {Actuation,
Actuator}).

https://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/wiki/File:20170308-foi-property-object-event-maxime-would-be-happy-with.png


As you will understand, I am not 100% happy with this option neither:
  - it uses "observes" as the name of the link between Sensor and
FeatureOfInterest, while in the old SSN the link "observes" was between a
Sensor and a Property
  - it would imply that we reconsider the vote at
https://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/wiki/Link_between_Actuation_and_Actuator


If anyone has a different proposal for the names, you can create a new
option with the same "great style" using the pptx at the following URL:

https://www.w3.org/2015/spatial/wiki/images/4/40/Foi-property-object-event.pptx



Also, now that we have a figure to evaluate all the links between classes
FeatureOfInterest, xxxProperty, {Actuator/Sensor}, {Actuation/Observation},
it's clear to track the current progress of sosa/ssn, and identify the
possible naming inconsistencies.

On the other hand, I absolutely don't have a clue on the best way to
proceed to choose as a group each one of the names for the links as quickly
as possible. If anyone has an idea about this, I'd be pleased to hear it.

Kind regards,
Maxime

Received on Wednesday, 8 March 2017 00:19:49 UTC