Eco Ontology Manual Draft

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1 Introduction

2 The Eco-Ontology Core

2.1 Abstract Properties

Here we descrbe the various fundamental, abstract properties used to define other concepts in the core ontology.

2.1.1 Part-Whole Relationships

The following figure shows the various part-whole relationships.

2.1.2 Process-Oriented Relationships

2.2 Observations

The following figure shows the basic definition of an observation, where itemMeasured is a restricted partOf relationship.