Dear Oeyvind,

This is a use case, we have implemented at FORTH a logic with 3 time-spans as indicated below for the Germanische Nationalmuseum,
but I am not sure to which degree there is an information integration
need in the community at that level. I'd like to have a real user
stand up and say: These are my data...there is a benefit is standardizing the interpretation...

Cheers,

Martin


On 6/3/2012 2:51 μμ, Øyvind Eide wrote:
Dear Joao and Martin,

I assume planned travel would be a use case, e.g., if a museum plans an 
expedition with a more or less specified route; then either the whole 
expeditions is cancelled, or the route is changed (as Amundsen's decision to go 
to the South Pole instead of the other one). I have no use cases connected to 
museum documentation, however; so it may be that it is just a theoretical 
possibility.


Kind regards,

Øyvind Eide
Department of Digital Humanities, King's College London
Unit for Digital Documentation, University of Oslo

Den 6. mars 2012 kl. 13:36 skrev martin:

Dear Joao,

No evolution so far. What we miss is a relevant use case, an existing practice 
of documenting planned events and their
realization, where the option is relevant that the event does not take place or 
is significantly different from what was planned.
Is anyone aware of such cases? For instance, recently, I have seen a raised 
interest in buildings not built. More precisely, many large building projects 
include distinct competitive plans. 3D Modelling allows to visualize such plans.

One view is to create a "Real or Future Event", which may change classification to "Real" 
or to "Abandoned", but the identity condition between plan and realization poses narrow limits to 
possible semantics. However, it deals relatively well with events that have started but not yet ended.

Another view is to explicate temporal realization plans as properties of a 
specialization of E29: There are 3 times:
The time-span during which the plan was maintained (intended), the time-span 
for which the plan was planned to be realized,
which may change frequently , and the time the plan was regarded to be realized 
or not. I suspect that a sort of
"situation semantics" as in OIO, ("ontology of information objects") might be 
the right thing for the realization, i.e., not an
event in the narrower sense, but a goal-oriented condition on reality.

Best,

Martin

On 28/2/2012 4:47 μμ, João Oliveira Lima wrote:
Dear All,

    In the message [ 
http://lists.ics.forth.gr/pipermail/crm-sig/2008-September/001158.html ], Martin Doerr 
says that would "be interesting to discuss planned events as extension of the 
CRM". There is any evolution in this direction?

Regards,

Joao Alberto de Oliveira Lima



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