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Have roles defined in CRO instead of in AEON? #97
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for batch term requests to CRO see: data2health/contributor-role-ontology#120 |
We also need to look into the sepio:'agent role' as it seems to represent what we have in mind with aeon:'contributor role' and also because it seems to be used in COB. |
data2health/contributor-role-ontology#14 sheds some light on how to best model the contributor roles |
#144 was all about importing as many external roles as possible, to not dublicate any roles and to subsume the roles needed in AEON under CRO's contributor role. What also needs to be decided before AEONs first stable release is if it is even ok to subsume CRO's 'contributor role' under BFO:role (see data2health/contributor-role-ontology#135). |
* drop OMRSE import module * drop CRO import module * change genus to bfo:role instead of CRO_0000000 in the text definitions * add 'realized in' some 'organized sociocultural event' axiom on roles where this was not yet present * AEON_0000006 (event organizer role) fix too narrow subclassOf axiom * make AEON_0000008 (event committee chair role) also a subclass of OOSTT_00000117 (committee member role) * restrict AEON_0000009 (contact person role) to event context * revive AEON_0000012 (human reviewer role) due to issues with CRO equivalent see #97 * delete duplicate definition of AEON_0000014 (keynote speaker role) * update test instances * add term status annotations
The roles defined in AEON that are needed for representing the realization of academic events and event series should better be modeled in CRO .
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