Modeling of a location on a sample. #662
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I have several and will send you one in a while.
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I have a sample and I want to express, that at point x,y the hardness is z.
I did find the CartesianCoordinates quantityKind but I did not find any
documentatiin on how to use this. Could someone show me in an ttl example
how to do this?
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Here is the vocabulary I created for a demonstration while working at
Siemens. It is called sand table, which was a scaled down automobile
assembly line and represents the positions of conveyor motors,
accelerometers, and other items. Some of it uses aspects of the FONM
(Functional Ontology for Naive Mechanics) ontology and others use
extensions to FONM and QUDT called SSF (and perhaps even SSN, I do not
recall). If you have any questions about these models don't hesitate to
contact me directly.
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I have several and will send you one in a while.
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> I have a sample and I want to express, that at point x,y the hardness is
> z.
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> I did find the CartesianCoordinates quantityKind but I did not find any
> documentatiin on how to use this. Could someone show me in an ttl example
> how to do this?
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Apparently I cannot attach a file to this forum. Please email me at:
***@***.*** and I will send you the sample file I tried to attach
yesterday. That is, if you are still interested and in need of the example.
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Here is the vocabulary I created for a demonstration while working at
Siemens. It is called sand table, which was a scaled down automobile
assembly line and represents the positions of conveyor motors,
accelerometers, and other items. Some of it uses aspects of the FONM
(Functional Ontology for Naive Mechanics) ontology and others use
extensions to FONM and QUDT called SSF (and perhaps even SSN, I do not
recall). If you have any questions about these models don't hesitate to
contact me directly.
Jack Hodges
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> I have several and will send you one in a while.
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>> I have a sample and I want to express, that at point x,y the hardness is
>> z.
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>> I did find the CartesianCoordinates quantityKind but I did not find any
>> documentatiin on how to use this. Could someone show me in an ttl example
>> how to do this?
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@jhodgesatmb, you can attach files, but you need to respond through the web interface rather than replying via your email client. |
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I tried attaching a .ttl file and it says that it doesn't accept that file type. Here is the full text of the turtle file. I will also attach a drawing: baseURI: http://siemens.com/vocab/kps/electromechimports: http://fonm.org/1.0/spin/processimports: http://fonm.org/1.0/swa/behaviorswaimports: http://qudt.org/1.2/schema/datatypeimports: http://siemens.com/schemas/kps/electromechimports: http://www.linkedmodel.org/1.2/schema/vaemimports: http://www.linkedmodel.org/1.2/schema/vaem-xicsimports: http://www.linkedmodel.org/1.2/schema/vaem-xinaprefix: emech@Prefix dc: http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/ . http://fonm.org/1.0/vocab/kps/electromech#FW01_Edge_Torque-State |
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That looks 'awful' :-( Here is a drawing I made of what was represented using the semantic model. This model was used to predict motion capability and also in an augmented reality demonstration of the geometry, connectivity, etc.
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Problem with pasting the code is it gets interpreted as markdown, hence the huge lines at the beginning. I think others have changed the extension to .txt, then attaching as a text file. |
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Your example is unfortunately a bit out of date, I cannot find the referenced ontologies and qudt:float_X does not exist anymore. <http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/measurementCoordinates>
a qudt:Quantity ;
rdfs:label "Coordinates 3" ;
qudt:hasQuantityKind kind:CartesianCoordinates ;
qudt:hasQuantityValue <http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/y> , <http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/x> ;
qudt:unit unit:MicroM .
<http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/x>
a qudt:QuantityValue ;
rdfs:label "100 x" ;
qudt:symbol "x" ;
qudt:value "100" .
<http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/y>
a qudt:QuantityValue ;
rdfs:label "0 y" ;
qudt:symbol "y" ;
qudt:value "0" .
<http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/measurementSample>
a sosa:Sample ;
rdfs:label "Sample 3" ;
sosa:isFeatureOfInterestOf <http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/edxMeasurement> ;
kd:hasCoordinates <http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/measurementCoordinates> .I gave it a try with sosa, does this look right? |
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It is true that that example was created with a QUDT version that no longer exists. You did not ask for a ‘working’ example and I do not have the bandwidth at present to make that one work) an example showing its use. That demo was created in 2016 with QUDT version 1.2. It should be straight forward to adapt your model to use QUDT coordinate classes as they exist today. I do not recall them changing. What is missing is all of the other models in that example (SOSA, FONM, and SSF in particular) that are integrated with QUDT. I provide an example of a (then) functional data set so you could see more than just 3D coordinates being used.I don’t see anything in what you posted that jumps out at me as incorrect but that and a cup of coffee will get us a cup of coffee.JBHSent from my iPadOn Mar 23, 2023, at 4:54 AM, BonaBeavis ***@***.***> wrote:
Your example is unfortunately a bit out of date, I cannot find the referenced ontologies and qudt:float_X does not exist anymore.
<http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/measurementCoordinates>
a qudt:Quantity ;
rdfs:label "Coordinates 3" ;
qudt:hasQuantityKind kind:CartesianCoordinates ;
qudt:hasQuantityValue <http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/y> , <http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/x> ;
qudt:unit unit:MicroM .
<http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/x>
a qudt:QuantityValue ;
rdfs:label "100 x" ;
qudt:symbol "x" ;
qudt:value "100" .
<http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/y>
a qudt:QuantityValue ;
rdfs:label "0 y" ;
qudt:symbol "y" ;
qudt:value "0" .
<http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/measurementSample>
a sosa:Sample ;
rdfs:label "Sample 3" ;
sosa:isFeatureOfInterestOf <http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/edxMeasurement> ;
kd:hasCoordinates <http://kupferdigital.org/graph/edx-measurement/measurementCoordinates> .
I gave it a try with sosa, does this look right?
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I have a sample and I want to express, that at point x,y the hardness is z.
I did find the CartesianCoordinates quantityKind but I did not find any documentatiin on how to use this. Could someone show me in an ttl example how to do this?
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