From b410d2d99cd4ed7e0b4f93117769a3d2649de5b7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Franck Cotton Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2022 13:03:46 +0200 Subject: [PATCH 1/4] StatisticalProductionActivity -> ProductionActivity --- coos.html | 20 ++++++++++---------- coos.ttl | 12 ++++++------ 2 files changed, 16 insertions(+), 16 deletions(-) diff --git a/coos.html b/coos.html index 506de90..d84aff5 100644 --- a/coos.html +++ b/coos.html @@ -242,7 +242,7 @@

COOS Namespace and Vocabulary

Section 3. Activities - coos:StatisticalProductionActivity + coos:ProductionActivity Section 3. Activities @@ -494,20 +494,20 @@

Base GSBPM model

To materialize a clear distinction between the model itself and the statistical process which is modeled, the ontology defines classes that inherit from prov:Activity. Using PROV allows to describe an activity that really happens at a certain time, to specify who undertakes the activity and what entities it consumes or produces.

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Basically, three classes are defined in this ontology: StatisticalProductionActivity, Phase and SubProcess.

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Basically, three classes are defined in this ontology: ProductionActivity, Phase and SubProcess.

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StatisticalProductionActivity is a sub-class of prov:Activity. Instances of this class are intended to be larger than a GSBPM phase. If they correspond to a statistical production process they are typed using the dcterms:type property with the statisticalProductionProcess individual.

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ProductionActivity is a sub-class of prov:Activity. Instances of this class are intended to be larger than a GSBPM phase. If they correspond to a statistical production process they are typed using the dcterms:type property with the statisticalProductionProcess individual.

-				ex:produce-study-2021 a coos:StatisticalProductionActivity ;
+				ex:produce-study-2021 a coos:ProductionActivity ;
 					rdfs:label "Produce study on legal population 2021"@en .
 					
-				ex:produce-census-2021 a coos:StatisticalProductionActivity ;
+				ex:produce-census-2021 a coos:ProductionActivity ;
 					rdfs:label "Produce census 2021"@en ;
 					dcterms:type coos:statisticalProductionProcess .
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Phase and SubProcess are both sub-classes of StatisticalProductionActivity. A link to the GSBPM taxonomy using the property dcterms:type is made on instances of these classes to formalize to what part of the GSBPM the activity that happened corresponds. Additionally, the idea that each phase is made up of its different sub-processes can be represented by using the Dublin Core dcterms:hasPart and dcterms:isPartOf properties.

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Phase and SubProcess are both sub-classes of ProductionActivity. A link to the GSBPM taxonomy using the property dcterms:type is made on instances of these classes to formalize to what part of the GSBPM the activity that happened corresponds. Additionally, the idea that each phase is made up of its different sub-processes can be represented by using the Dublin Core dcterms:hasPart and dcterms:isPartOf properties.

 				ex:collect-census-2021 a coos:Phase ;
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Base GSBPM model

 
 				
Adding GAMSO

 
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Introducing GAMSO in this framework is not very difficult. The terminology used in the model shows that the main concepts are activity and activity areas. GAMSO describes two kinds of activities: those that are of statistical nature, for example “Manage Statistical Methodology”, and those that are in support of statistical activities, like “Manage Finances”. To account for this distinction, COOS defines two different classes: StatisticalActivity and Activity. Activity is a subclass of prov:Activity and a superclass of StatisticalActivity, which in turn is a superclass of the StatisticalProductionActivity introduced previously.

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Introducing GAMSO in this framework is not very difficult. The terminology used in the model shows that the main concepts are activity and activity areas. GAMSO describes two kinds of activities: those that are of statistical nature, for example “Manage Statistical Methodology”, and those that are in support of statistical activities, like “Manage Finances”. To account for this distinction, COOS defines two different classes: StatisticalActivity and Activity. Activity is a subclass of prov:Activity and a superclass of StatisticalActivity, which in turn is a superclass of the ProductionActivity introduced previously.

 
 				
The GAMSO activity areas are not really activities by themselves, but rather “boxes” used to classify the activities. This makes them instances of skos:Concept to represent this “taxonomic” nature, or more precisely of a specific ActivityArea class, which is a sub-class of skos:Concept.

 				
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Adding GAMSO

 				
 				
In addition, COOS defines the OverarchingActivity class, which represents a supporting activity that applies to all production phases, e.g. metadata management, data management, statistical methodology management, etc. These activities correspond to the overarching processes in the GSBPM and the statistical activities in Corporate Support in GAMSO. These activities support the execution of phases and sub-processes effectively. When harmonized and standardized, overarching activities enable the efficient execution of the entire statistical production process.

 								
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Finally, two properties are needed to describe how an Activity classified with GAMSO relates to a StatisticalProductionActivity classified with GSBPM:

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Finally, two properties are needed to describe how an Activity classified with GAMSO relates to a ProductionActivity classified with GSBPM:

 
 				
 
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Adding GAMSO

 
 				
Adding GSIM and CSDA

 
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Adding the Generic Statistical Information Model (GSIM) in this framework allows us to refine StatisticalActivity even further. In parallel to StatisticalProductionActivity, two additional sub-classes of StatisticalActivity can be defined:

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Adding the Generic Statistical Information Model (GSIM) in this framework allows us to refine StatisticalActivity even further. In parallel to ProductionActivity, two additional sub-classes of StatisticalActivity can be defined: