SpatialLocation

A location defined relative to a spatial reference system.

http://rds.posccaesar.org/ontology/lis14/rdl/SpatialLocation

A location defined relative to a spatial reference system.

The cube-shaped region extending 1 metre in each direction from origo, the line extending 10 metres from origo along the z axis, two points with coordinates on a two-dimensional plane; the location of a container at 10:00 AM.

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SpatialLocation

A location defined relative to a spatial reference system.

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SpatialLocation

To provide an account of space, or spatial reference system, is beyond the scope of IDO.

The position of a 'spatial location' is fixed (relative to the frame of reference); it is not dependent on changing positions of 'physical object's.

ISO 15926-2:2003 'spatial_location', 'region_in_space'

http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/BFO_0000006

The subclasses 'point in space', 'line in space', 'plane in space', and 'volume in space' are all defined as singular: for example, a 'point in space' individual may not have multiple points as parts. This, in contrast to the analogous BFO classes 'one-dimensional spatial region', etc., which are all defined as plural, allowing for disconnected parts.

The extent of a 'spatial location' may be given either in terms of a spatial frame of reference, for instance with coordinates, or by position relative to material entities at a point in time.

As with 'spatiotemporal region', a spatial location need not be connected; for example, a location may consist in several cube-shaped regions.

http://rds.posccaesar.org/ontology/lis14/rdl/Location