- From: Rob Atkinson <rob@metalinkage.com.au>
- Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2017 01:51:26 +0000
- To: SDW WG Public List <public-sdw-wg@w3.org>
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voting on "module integration" The comments on the votes suggests there is an issue with the baggage that goes with various namespace "shorthand". Specifically "SSN" seems to be used by some people as a shorthand for SOSA axiomitisation and others for "extended semantics of specialised classes related to sensing activities". These two usages are mutually incompatible in the context of a discussion attempting to tease out the separate concerns (even if we end up bundling the two types of assertions in a single module later)/ I realise that an attempt was made to avoid this by using the "unify" placeholder - and in retrospect i think i was partly to blame for moving away from that - looking for a simple concrete option based around existing namespaces (a minimal tweak). IMHO all votes should be redone once people get a handle on this issue. I cannot reconcile current rationales with a consistent sense of what SSN is supposed to be. Once the issues are cleanly separated, we can see that a number of options collapse into each other under certain circumstances: Option 1 and Option 8 will look the same if SSN introduces no new terms (I think this might be Kerry's sense of SSN being the axioms for SOSA, and SOSA having all the terms -a superset - needed for SSN model) Option 5 and Option 8 will look the same if we need no extended OWL axioms for SOSA (which AFAICT is the status quo - SSN is restricted semantics for sensors, there does not appear to be any SOSA-only OWL axioms anywhere - though I suggest that Option 8 would allows us to put a placeholder for these and address them in a followup activity without needing to version SOSA. I also think we should look at the use case of someone wanting to further model a particular class of sensor or actuator - does the integration pattern provide a clear example of how to do this? Rob
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