Set of concepts and categories, applicable to almost all domains, that shows their properties and the relations between them
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Hadden Industries Universal Core Ontology
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hasActivity
hasPerson
hasLocation
hasOrganisation
hasResource
hasProductOrService
hasProductOrServiceIndividual
hasDocumentToPersonRelationship
hasDocument
hasObject
hasTime
hasContract
hasTimeInterval
hasAccessibleHours
hasAddress
Should be derived via spatial operators
Object_hasQuantityValue
hasBrand
hasOffering
hasTask
hasService
hasBasicPropertyUnit
hasClaim
hasComplaint
hasGeometry
hasIncidentalBeneficiary
hasIntendedBeneficiary
hasMachine
hasMeasuredQuantityValue
hasMeasurementMethod
hasMeasurementResult
hasMeasurementUnit
hasMessage
hasNaturalPersonGender
hasNaturalPersonTitle
hasPayment
hasPersonIs
hasPersonName
hasPersonNameSuffix
hasPersonOf
hasPrice
hasQuantity
hasServicePreference
hasSex
hasSkill
hasSpatialReferenceSystem
hasTransactionTime
hasValidTime
dateTime
Product Or Service that is the arrangement for regular dealings with a business
Account
Product Or Service Individual of an Account
Account Number
AccountNumber
Association between an Activity and a Person
Activity Person Relationship
ActivityPersonRelationship
Particulars of a place
Address
Software Product Or Service System designed to fulfil a particular purpose
Application
Set of subroutine definitions, protocols, and tools for building Applications
Application Programming Interface
ApplicationProgrammingInterface
API
Two-dimensional Geometry
Area
Writer of a Document
Author
Basic unit of ownership that is recorded in the land books, land registers or equivalent. It is defined by unique ownership and homogeneous real property rights, and may consist of one or more adjacent or geographically separate parcels. In the United Kingdom, it is known as Basic Land and Property Unit, under BS 7666-2.
Basic Property Unit
BasicPropertyUnit
BPU
Basic Land and Property Unit
Document confirming that a Natural Person was born
Birth Certificate
BirthCertificate
Identity associated with a set of Products Or Services
Brand
Structure with a roof and walls, such as a house or factory
Building
Location representing the Area of a Building where it meets the ground
Building Footprint
BuildingFootprint
Legal demand for compensation for a loss under a Contract
Claim
Message Thread in which a Person expresses dissatisfaction with a Product Or Service
Complaint
Agreement between Persons for the provision of Products Or Services, that is intended to be enforceable by law
Contract
Document confirming that a Natural Person is deceased
Death Certificate
DeathCertificate
Mechanical or electronic Machine that is typically portable
Device
Structured information that serves as an official record
Document
Association between a Document and a Person
Document To Person Relationship
DocumentToPersonRelationship
Product Or Service Individual of an Email Service
Email Address
EmailAddress
E-mail Address
Product Or Service providing an electronic mail box
Email Service
EmailService
E-Mail Service
Electronic Mail Service
Occurrence, potentially involving Persons, Locations, Objects, or Documents
Event
Landline Number assigned to a Device capable of telephonically transmitting and receiving Documents
Fax Number
FaxNumber
Spatial component of geographic features
Geometry
Danger at a Location
Hazard
Visual representation of a thing
Image
Document To Person Relationship in which a Person unintentionally benefits from a Contract between a Promisor and Promisee
Incidental Beneficiary
IncidentalBeneficiary
Legal Document relating to the formation of a Juridical Person
Incorporation Certificate
IncorporationCertificate
Document To Person Relationship in which a Person is neither a Promisor nor Promisee in a Contract, but stands to benefit from the Contract's performance by acquiring rights under it
Intended Beneficiary
IntendedBeneficiary
Product Or Service Individual of an Internet Protocol Address Assignment
Internet Protocol Address
InternetProtocolAddress
IP Address
Allocation of a numerical identifier to a Device connected to a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol for communication
Internet Protocol Address Assignment
InternetProtocolAddressAssignment
IP address assignment
Document listing of provided Products Or Services, with a statement of the Payment due for these
Invoice
Entity, that is not a Natural Person, recognised by law as having exercisable rights and duties
Juridical Person
JuridicalPerson
Company
Corporation
Firm
Organisation
Object attached to another Object that it gives information about
Label
Telephone Number assigned to a fixed-line telephone subscriber station
Landline Number
LandlineNumber
One-dimensional Geometry
Line
Particular place that can be described by a Geometry in a Spatial Reference System
Location
Time Interval associated to a Location
Location Time Interval
LocationTimeInterval
Structure that uses energy to perform an intended action
Machine
Document confirming the legally or formally recognised union of Natural Persons as partners in a personal relationship
Marriage Certificate
MarriageCertificate
Quantity Value representing a Measurement Result
Measured Quantity Value
NOTE 1 For a measurement involving replicate indications, each indication can be used to provide a corresponding measured quantity value. This set of individual measured quantity values can be used to calculate a resulting measured quantity value, such as an average or median, usually with a decreased associated measurement uncertainty. NOTE 2 When the range of the true quantity values believed to represent the measurand is small compared with the measurement uncertainty, a measured quantity value can be considered to be an estimate of an essentially unique true quantity value and is often an average or median of individual measured quantity values obtained through replicate measurements. NOTE 3 In the case where the range of the true quantity values believed to represent the measurand is not small compared with the measurement uncertainty, a measured quantity value is often an estimate of an average or median of the set of true quantity values. NOTE 4 In the GUM, the terms “result of measurement” and “estimate of the value of the measurand” or just “estimate of the measurand” are used for ‘measured quantity value’.
MeasuredQuantityValue
Measured value
Value of a measured quantity
Process of experimentally obtaining one or more Quantity Values that can reasonably be attributed to a Quantity
Measurement
NOTE 1 Measurement does not apply to nominal properties. NOTE 2 Measurement implies comparison of quantities or counting of entities. NOTE 3 Measurement presupposes a description of the quantity commensurate with the intended use of a measurement result, a measurement procedure, and a calibrated measuring system operating according to the specified measurement procedure, including the measurement conditions.
Set of Quantity Values being attributed to a measurand together with any other available relevant information
Measurement Result
NOTE 1 A measurement result generally contains “relevant information” about the set of quantity values, such that some may be more representative of the measurand than others. This may be expressed in the form of a probability density function (PDF). NOTE 2 A measurement result is generally expressed as a single measured quantity value and a measurement uncertainty. If the measurement uncertainty is considered to be negligible for some purpose, the measurement result may be expressed as a single measured quantity value. In many fields, this is the common way of expressing a measurement result. NOTE 3 In the traditional literature and in the previous edition of the VIM, measurement result was defined as a value attributed to a measurand and explained to mean an indication, or an uncorrected result, or a corrected result, according to the context.
MeasurementResult
Result of measurement
Device used for making Measurements, alone or in conjunction with one or more supplementary devices
Measuring Instrument
1. A measuring instrument that can be used alone is a measuring system. 2. A measuring instrument may be an indicating measuring instrument or a material measure.
MeasuringInstrument
Set of one or more Measuring Instruments and often other devices, including any reagent and supply, assembled and adapted to give information used to generate measured Quantity Values within specified intervals for Quantities of specified Kinds
Measuring System
A measuring system may consist of only one measuring instrument.
MeasuringSystem
Event of information transmission between Product Or Service Individuals
Message
Set of Messages that has a common theme
Message Thread
MessageThread
Telephone Number assigned to a wireless electronic telephony Device
Mobile Number
MobileNumber
Individual human being
Natural Person
NaturalPerson
Human
Individual
Natural Person's identification of self as male, female, or neither
Natural Person Gender
NaturalPersonGender
Prefix added to a Natural Person's name in certain contexts
Natural Person Title
NaturalPersonTitle
Structure not designed for continuous human occupancy
Nonbuilding Structure
NonbuildingStructure
Message informing of something, typically in a formal or official manner
Notification
Material thing
Object
Request to make an offer to Contract for the provision of Products Or Services
Offering
Invitation To Treat
Proposition
Loction Time Interval when customers can browse Offerings
Opening Hours
OpeningHours
Person's request for the supply of an Offering
Order
Expression of willingness to Contract on certain terms, made with the intention that it shall become binding as soon as it is accepted by the Person to whom it is addressed
Set of Persons with a purpose, that has no legal recognition of exercisable rights and duties
Event when a remuneration occurs for the provision of some Product Or Service under a Contract
Payment
Human being or entity recognised by law as having exercisable rights and duties
Person
Set of words by which a Person is designated, called, or known
Person Name
PersonName
Set of letters added to the end of a Person's Name in certain contexts
Person Name Suffix
PersonNameSuffix
Way in which Persons are connected
Person Relationship
PersonRelationship
Detailed proposal for doing or achieving something
Plan
Campaign
Zero-dimensional Geometry
Point
Compensation required for providing an Offering
Price
Utility offered to Persons
Product Or Service
ProductOrService
Single instance of a Product Or Service provided under a Contract
Product Or Service Individual
ProductOrServiceIndividual
Product Or Service Individual not consisting of physical Objects
Product Or Service Individual Non-Material
ProductOrServiceIndividualNonMaterial
Product Or Service Individual consisting of physical Objects
Product Or Service Individual Object
ProductOrServiceIndividualObject
Good
Person's expressed choice of configuration of a Product Or Service
Product Or Service Preference
ProductOrServicePreference
Event describing the temporary halt of the provisioning of Products Or Services
Product Or Service Suspension
ProductOrServiceSuspension
Document To Person Relationship in which a Person is the recipient of a Contract received from the Promisor
Promisee
Creditor
Obligee
Document To Person Relationship in which a Person becomes obliged through a Contract towards another
Promisor
Debtor
Obligor
Document awarded on the successful completion of a course of training or passing of an exam
Qualification
Number and reference together expressing magnitude of a Quantity
Quantity Value
EXAMPLE 1 Length of a given rod: 5.34 m or 534 cm EXAMPLE 2 Mass of a given body: 0.152 kg or 152 g EXAMPLE 3 Curvature of a given arc: 112 m1 EXAMPLE 4 Celsius temperature of a given sample: 5 °C EXAMPLE 5 Electric impedance of a given circuit element at a given frequency, where j is the imaginary unit: (7  3j)  EXAMPLE 6 Refractive index of a given sample of glass: 1.32 EXAMPLE 7 Rockwell C hardness of a given sample: 43.5 HRC EXAMPLE 8 Mass fraction of cadmium in a given sample of copper: 3 μg/kg or 3  10−9 EXAMPLE 9 Molality of Pb2+ in a given sample of water: 1.76 μmol/kg EXAMPLE 10 Arbitrary amount-of-substance concentration of lutropin in a given sample of human blood plasma (WHO International Standard 80/552 used as a calibrator): 5.0 IU/l, where “IU” stands for “WHO International Unit” NOTE 1 According to the type of reference, a quantity value is either — a product of a number and a measurement unit (see Examples 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 and 9); the measurement unit one is generally not indicated for quantities of dimension one (see Examples 6 and 8), or — a number and a reference to a measurement procedure (see Example 7), or — a number and a reference material (see Example 10). NOTE 2 The number can be complex (see Example 5). NOTE 3 A quantity value can be presented in more than one way (see Examples 1, 2 and 8). NOTE 4 In the case of vector or tensor quantities, each component has a quantity value. EXAMPLE Force acting on a given particle, e.g. in Cartesian components (Fx; Fy; Fz) = (31.5; 43.2; 17.0) N.
QuantityValue
Dimension
Value
Value of a quantity
Formal statement setting out the estimated cost for a particular Offering
Quotation
Quote
Person-reversed Payment that arises because of a Complaint
Refund
Thing required to carry out an Activity
Resource
Totally ordered set of Locations
Route
Built arrangement of Objects
Structure
Organised set of things, which act cohesively to bring about a result
System
Piece of work to be done or undertaken in a Plan
Task
Plan Activity
Product Or Service Individual of a Telephony Service
Telephone Number
TelephoneNumber
Product Or Service providing use of a System for transmitting voices over a distance using wire or radio, by converting acoustic vibrations to electrical signals
Telephony Service
TelephonyService
Measure applied to the order in which events happen, and the duration of the events, or periods between the events
Time
Length of Time that something exists or lasts
Time Duration
TimeDuration
Point in Time at which some statement is true
Time Instant
TimeInstant
Point In Time
Time Point
Time during which some statement is true
Time Interval
TimeInterval
Document evidencing a Person's legal ownership of property
Title Deed
TitleDeed
Time Interval during which a statement is held in a data store
Transaction Time
TransactionTime
Time Interval during which a statement is true in the modelled reality
Valid Time
ValidTime
Machine used to transport Objects
Vehicle
Three-dimensional Geometry
Volume
Abbreviation formed from the initial letters of other words and pronounced as a word
Word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase in the same language