NTR: human traveler role

[cmrn-rhi]

For new term requests, please provide the following information:

Preferred term label

human traveler role

Synonyms

human traveller role

Textual definition

A role in a human social process that is realized when the bearer travels between an origin and a destination.

Suggested parent term

role in human social processes
http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/OMRSE_00002072

Attribution

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9578-0788

[LightGrenadier]

We currently have human travel imported into OMRSE from APOLLO SV. We can change the definition to reference that class. Alternatively, you could also represent this as a participates in some human travel axiom instead of creating a human traveler role class. Although this depends on your use case.

[cmrn-rhi]

Apologies for the late reply. The use case is for the creation of a term that describes "Contact with Person who Recently Travelled" / "exposure to human recent traveler" where a "receptor" was exposed to a "exposure stimulus" that is a human who travelled. We pursued "human traveler role" to try to avoid indicating that the "receptor" in some way "participates in some human travel".

[dillerm]

@cmrn-rhi would you or anyone from your group like to join our August 7 call to provide clarification on your use-case for this request and to discuss whether this or another approach might better fit it?

[hoganwr]

A role that if realized, is realized by the bearer participating in human travel.

The human travel class is in Apollo-SV, so we would import that class into OMRSE (http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/APOLLO_SV_00000532)

That class eventually needs a new ancestor since it is currently a descendant of GO:behavior. We can log a ticket on the Apollo-SV tracker, but resolution of that issue need not impede progress here.

'human travel' =def 'A geographical migration of an organism belonging to the species Homo sapiens.'

[cmrn-rhi]

@hoganwr Thank you that sounds great.
@dillerm Apologies for not following up to your inquiry! I was away on maternity leave.