[Auscope-geosciml] GeologicSpecimen (Which O&M version for GeoSciML - a follow up) [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]
stephen richard
steve.richard at azgs.az.gov
Wed Oct 21 01:06:18 EDT 2009
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> LocatedSpecimen ?”/ Yes and yes. The new SFN_Specimen has all the
> properties of the old sa:LocatedSpecimen (including currentLocation)
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good!
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> - /“OM_Process is abstract ....I think we need a concrete subtype of
> OM_Process for geologic sampling procedures--one that at least allows
> ScopedName for the prodedure type so controlledVocabulary can be
> used.”/ What you describe is as I have modelled in the proposed v3.0
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only diff is deriving SamplingProcess from OM_Process (ISO19156) instead
of the old O&M Process. Looks good.
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> Can you chase this up with Chris Body and submit to ISO?
> I'd rather see ISO maintaining classes that we can use rather than
> CGI/IWG maintaining its own specialisations.
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> Bruce
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> Do you need a 'specimen type' attribute added?
> The ISO editting committee meets in Quebec the week after next.
> If you could submit a quick change request I'll see if I can introduce
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> Only needs to be in ISO table form - ask Chris Body.
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> Perhaps an O&M oversight? The use case is valid, but can it be
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> Hi Bruce
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> My use case for including GeologicSpecimen/geologicSpecimenType is for
> finding specific specimen types, like thin sections, core samples, or
> probe spots. There is no equivalent “specimen type” attribute in
> sa:Specimen. I suppose you could infer specimen types from
> samplingMethod, but I’d rather not. Is my use case useful?
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> From:* auscope-geosciml-bounces at lists.arcs.org.au
> [mailto:auscope-geosciml-bounces at lists.arcs.org.au] *On Behalf Of
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> My point is that there is nothing special about geological specimens
> that distinguishes them from other specimens, so why specialise?
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> Hi guys,
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> Bruce, couple of emails have been exchanged on the mailing list in
> regards of the GeologicSpecimen model.
> The discussion isn't resolved but as Ollie addressed the cardinality
> issue I pointed out in my last message, this new version sounds fine
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> Also, Ollie gave a clear definition of the geologicSpecimenType
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> From:* auscope-geosciml-bounces at lists.arcs.org.au
> [mailto:auscope-geosciml-bounces at lists.arcs.org.au] *On Behalf Of
> *Bruce.Simons at dpi.vic.gov.au*
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> Hi Ollie,
> I'm happy with the change.
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> However, was the discussion with Guillame regarding the need for
> GeologicSpecimen resolved?
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> The latest .eap model looks like it has replaced Gilly's classes with
> just two GeologicSpecimen and SamplingProcess. I don't recall
> discussion on this decision. Is therea TWiki page where it is
> documented?
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> I question the need for the GeologicSpecimen class.
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> 1. As GeologicSpecimen a specialisation of Specimen, why does
> materialClass need to be specialised?
> 2. GeologicSpecimenType - Again I don't see the need for a specific
> GeoSciML property. All specimens should potentially have this property
> which I believe is covered by the samplingMethod property.
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> Hi Modellers,
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> Back in August, I didn’t get any feedback from anyone except Simon
> about the implications of changes for GeologicSpecimens and
> SurveyProcedure between the old OGC and new ISO versions of O&M.
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> The one main difference for us I think is that there would be no
> direct link in ISO O&M from GeologicSpecimen to SurveyProcedure. This
> means you have to encode a related spatial sampling feature (like a
> sampling point outcrop or a sampling curve borehole) to deliver survey
> details for a specimen. Personally, I have softened my initial
> concerns with the OGC-to-ISO change - a specimen should logically come
> from an outcrop or a borehole or some other related sampling device.
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> Is everyone OK with this change, and we can move GeologicSpecimen to
> the new ISO version of O&M?
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> Cheers,
> Ollie
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> ISO O&M class diagram:
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> [mailto:auscope-geosciml-bounces at lists.arcs.org.au] *On Behalf Of
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> Subject:* Re: [Auscope-geosciml] An O&M question - Survey Details and
> location of Specimen [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]
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> 1. because the ISO 19156 version of O&M will have a few significant
> changes relative to the OGC O&M, I have rebuilt the OGC O&M as an
> independent package within HollowWorld.
> This allows you to choose which version you use. If you prefer O&M
> v1.0, then you can use that.
> 2. ISO 19156 O&M is now in the hands of the ISO 19156 Editting
> Committee. I am the editor, but from now on can only respond to change
> requests submitted formally in response to calls as part of the ISO
> process, or through the OGC O&M v2.0 SWG. SO if there are any changes
> you would like to see, you should realise that there is a formal
> process to get these in.
> 3. As part of the process of updating O&M for submission to ISO, there
> was some refactoring. Specimen and LocatedSpecimen were collapsed into
> one class, with an optional samplingLocation.
> Spatial sampling features were refactored into an independent branch.
> It seemed to make sense to associate the survey procedure with spatial
> samplign features, so as you note it is no longer available on
> Specimen. I don;t have a strong feeling about this, but in general try
> to minimize the appearance of 'optional' properties.
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> [mailto:auscope-geosciml-bounces at lists.arcs.org.au] *On Behalf Of
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> Sent:* Wednesday, 29 July 2009 07:43*
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> Subject:* [Auscope-geosciml] An O&M question - Survey Details and
> location of Specimen [SEC=UNCLASSIFIED]
> A question mainly for Simon, but others as well....
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> The latest O&M/Sampling schema allows me to encode a samplingLocation
> of a Specimen without the need to locate it using a related
> SpatialSamplingFeature (like an outcrop or drillhole).
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> However, Specimen has no direct link to SurveyProcedure (like who
> collected it, location accuracy, datum etc). To access the
> SurveyProcedure for a located specimen, I still have to encode a
> related SpatialSamplingFeature (eg, a SamplingPoint which also has
> mandatory location data) and repeat the location information that I
> have just encoded for Specimen/samplingLocation.
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> Should there be a direct association between Specimen and
> SurveyProcedure to cater for located specimens? Then you wouldn’t
> have to encode a related SpatialSamplingFeature which I presume was
> the original idea behind adding samplingLocation to Specimen?
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