Models the <privacy> element defined in RFC 4480. Individuals reflect the type of communication that is unlikely to be intercepted. In RFC 4480, audio, text, unknown and video are defined. The mapping is analogous as in activity and mood. Models a street place according to RFC 4480. Individuals will be mapped to <place-type><pt:street/></place-type>. Models the realtionship element as defined in RFC 4480. Defines the relationship a Person has with the presentity. Models the <place-is> element defined in RFC 4480. Models the <status> element of a service as defined in RFC 3863. 1 Models the presence information of a person compliant to RFC 3863 and 4479. Models the <user-input> element as defined in RFC 4480. TODO: How should individuals be named? This models the activity element from RFC 4480. An activity can have a note and a time span. Models the <status-icon> element as defined in RFC 4480. Models a service according to RFC 3863 and RFC 4480. Individuals are mapped to the <tuple> element. Subclasses model the <service-class> element. The <contact> element is represented as value of core:hasUniqueIdentifier Models the class element defined in RC 4480. Describes the class of a service, device or a person. Models the <sphere> element as defined in RFC 4480. Individuals denote the actual sphere. Example of spheres are home, office etc. Introduced by: Martin Strohbach Models the mood element defined in RFC 4480 Models the <time-offset> element as defined in RFC 4480. TODO: Decide how to map to individuals, e.g. UTC+n 1 Models the <time-offset> element as defined in RFC 4480. TODO: consider to model this as a property of a place rather than a person! Relates a Person to a TimeOffset according to RFC 4480. Relates the reach information specified by this service to the presentity according to RFC 4480. Relates a Place to its place chararcteristics according to RFC 4480 (<place-is>). TODO: This should be factored out in a QoC ontology. Added by Martin Strohbach Models the from and until attribute as defined in RFC 4479 in order to "describe the absolute time when the element assumed this value and the absolute time until which this element is expected to be valid." Relates a person to their activities according to RFC 4480. Relates a person to a service. The service defines the reach information for this person. Strictly speaking this property may not be required for OWL->PIDF mapping, but it is useful from the ontology point of view. Relates a Service to its Status according to RFC 3863 and RFC 4479. Relates a person to a private communication channel according to RFC 4480 (<privacy> element). Relates the person to its mood according to RFC 4480. relates an entity to zero or multiple presentities Relates a Person or Service to a StatusIcon according to RFC 4480. Relates a Person to a Place. TODO: This property is a candidate for being factored out in some other ontology. Relates a Person, Service or Device to a UserInput as defined in RFC 4480. Relates Persons to their spheres according to RFC 4480. Models the video characteristics of a place as defined in RFC 4480. This property must be mapped to the <video> element inside a <place-is> element. dark unknown ok toobright Models a ServiceClass according to RFC 4480. This property is provided for mapping service class extensions and should not be used with one of the Service subclasses. Models the <note> element inside a <service-class> element. Models the note field defined in RFC 4479 and 4480. Models the value of a <status-icon> element defined in RFC 4480. uncomfortable inappropriate ok unknown Models the text characterstics of a place according to RFC 4480. This property will be mapped to a <text> element inside a <place-is> element. ok quiet noisy Models the audio characteristics according to RFC 4480. This property must be mapped to the <audio> property. idle active Models the priority of this contact address according to RFC 3863. The priority value must be a value between 0 and 1. Models the <basic> element as defined in RFC 3863. closed open Models the from attribute as defined in RFC 4480. TODO: this should be part of the QoC Ontology. Added by Martin Strohbach The value of this property indicates when its domain instance has been last updated. Models the <timestamp> element defined in RFC 3863and RFC 4479. Models the description attribute of the <time-offset> element. Models the idle-threshold attribute as defined in RFC 4480. Models the last-input attribute as defined in RFC 4480. Relates a service, person or device to a Class Models the until attribute as defined in RFC 4480. This is an example of an a mood that is not defined in RFC4480. It is up to the mapping compenent whether this individual should be mapped as <other>enraged</other> or <somens:enraged/> Why did he do that to me! This is an example of a RFC 4480 compliant mood and thus will be mapped to <happy/>. open urn:device:0003ba4811e3 I'll be in Tokyo next week