On 1/17/2020 2:29 PM, Athanasios Velios wrote:
Hello,
During the discussions at the Linked Conservation Data consortium a
question has come up:
I have a metal sculpture on the seafront which is battered by the sea
for decades. The production of the corrosion layer is a S17 Physical
Genesis. In conservation documentation I would like to express the
cause of that genesis (the sea water hitting the sculpture). "O13
triggers" is the best option so far, but the label and examples
indicate a sequence of events, i.e. one is complete and the next one
begins. Is this the intension? If not, I would like to add a sentence
to clarify that the two events can be considered as happening at the
same time (and also avoid arguments around scale of events).
Dear Thanasi,
Once the seawater is anonymous and categorical, just say "P2 has type:
"sea water induced corrosion". :-)
You can make a faceted vocabulary of corrosion types by impact type.
best,
martin
All the best,
Thanasis
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