Plot-X example - AusPlots Forests
This example demonstrates the modelling of a subset of the AusPlots Forests survey data to Plot-X.
Table of contents
AusPlots Forests namespaces
The namespaces defined here have precedence over the same prefixed namespaces defined in the Namespaces section above.
Type | Prefix | Namespace |
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AusPlots site instances | site |
Object diagram
An object diagram overview of the below example data in Plot-X. It shows the relationships between the AusPlots Forests project and the related organisations and people. The diagram shows the project has one site with one site visit with observations made on a feature of interest.
Organisation
orgID | name | contactPointPersonID | |
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org:uni-of-tas | University of Tasmania | person:sam-wood | |
org:tern | TERN | person:beryl-morris |
Person
review do we require the need to represent a person as part of multiple organisations? Sam Wood was part of University of Tasmania, but also part of the org/project TERN.
Project
projectID | projectLocalID | projectStartDate | projectEndDate | projectName | projectOwnerPersonID | projectContactPointOrgID | projectDescription | projectFunderOrgID |
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project:ausplots-forests |
| 2012-01-23 | 2015-02-13 | TERN AusPlots Forests Monitoring Network - Large Tree Survey | person:sam-wood | org:uni-of-tas | The dataset comprises data from the first survey of ~24,000 large trees (>10 cm diameter at breast height; DBH) within 48 1 ha forest monitoring plots established across Australia between 2011 and 2015. Data includes: [1] Site identifiers (ID and Site Name); [2] Plot Establishment Dates; [3] Tree identifiers and descriptors (ID, Species, Status, Growth Stage, Crown Class); [4] Tree measurements (Diameter, Point of Measurement, Height, Location); [5] Comments and ancillary information; and [6] List of Metagenomic Sample Identifiers. | org:tern |
PersonProject
personID | projectID |
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person:sam-wood | project:ausplots-forests |
Site
siteID | siteLocalID | projectID | parentSiteID | siteType | dateCommissioned | dateDecommissioned | locationDescription | siteDescription | dimension | geometry | swPoint |
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site:3bfde652-19f3-42b7-959b-86891de52993 | VCFSEH0002 | project:ausplots-forests |
| http://linked.data.gov.au/def/tern-cv/8cadf069-01d7-4420-b454-cae37740c2a2 | 2014-02-06 |
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SiteVisit
siteVisitID | siteVisitLocalID | siteID | siteVisitStartDate | siteVisitEndDate | locationDescription | siteDescription |
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site-v:e7dfe191-89c0-4903-ad80-ff19129151bf | VCFSEH0002-visit-1 | site:3bfde652-19f3-42b7-959b-86891de52993 | 2014-02-06 | 2014-02-07 |
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Feature
featureID | featureLocalID | siteVisitID | featureType | parentFeatureID | comment | latitude | longitude | elevation | altitude | depth | geometry |
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feat:f377856e-b154-4e1b-9c50-440cbf17f1c1 | 1 | site-v:e7dfe191-89c0-4903-ad80-ff19129151bf |
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Observation
observationID | observationLocalID | featureID | resultTime | parameterLabel | parameter | result | resultType | resultUOM | comment | methodLabel | method | instrumentType | observer |
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ob:6babfe4b-1133-4900-bd1d-f0ddf05778e2 |
| feat:f377856e-b154-4e1b-9c50-440cbf17f1c1 | 2014-02-06T15-30:50+00 | species name |
| Eucalyptus regnans |
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| review | review |
| person:sam-wood |
ob:6babfe4b-1133-4900-bd1d-f0ddf05778e2 |
| feat:f377856e-b154-4e1b-9c50-440cbf17f1c1 | 2014-02-06T15-30:50+00 | tree condition |
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| review | review |
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ob:c2534a14-acf0-4c3c-bf5e-aa346c4e0d3e |
| feat:f377856e-b154-4e1b-9c50-440cbf17f1c1 | 2014-02-06T15-30:50+00 | tree status |
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| review | review |
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ob:0fc26c91-5492-40ac-ab10-adc370dd6db3 |
| feat:f377856e-b154-4e1b-9c50-440cbf17f1c1 | 2014-02-06T15-30:50+00 | crown cover class |
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| review | review |
| person:sam-wood |
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We honour their profound connections to land, water, biodiversity and
culture and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
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