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-#   Issue tracking - Workflow application definition ontology
-#
-# Finite state automaton ontology
-#
-# See requirements for tracking tools http://www.w3.org/2005/01/06-tool-req.html
-#
-@keywords a, is, of.
-
-@prefix :   <http://www.w3.org/2005/01/wf/flow#>.
-@prefix wf: <http://www.w3.org/2005/01/wf/flow#>.
-
-@prefix rdf:  <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#> .
-@prefix s: <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#> .
-@prefix owl: <http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#>.
-@prefix xsd: <http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#>.
-
-@prefix doc: <http://www.w3.org/2000/10/swap/pim/doc#> .
-@prefix log: <http://www.w3.org/2000/10/swap/log#> .
-@prefix foaf: <http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/>.
-@prefix contact: <http://www.w3.org/2000/10/swap/pim/contact#> .
-@prefix doap: <http://usefulinc.com/ns/doap#>.
-@prefix dc: <http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/>.
-@prefix dct: <http://purl.org/dc/terms/>.
-@prefix ui: <http://www.w3.org/ns/ui#>.
-
-<> dc:title "Issue Tracking Ontology";
-
-    dct:creator <http://www.w3.org/People/Berners-Lee/card#i>;
-
-    s:comment """This ontology defines a very general class (Task)
-    which can used for any kind of bug tracking, issue tracking,
-    to-do-list management, action items, goal dependency, and so on.
-    It captures the state of a task as a subclass, so that
-    subsumption can be used.
-    It captures a discussion thread about a task.
-    It captures subtasks structure if necessary.
-    A "Tracker" defines actual set of states, categories, etc.,
-    which  a task can be in. The data about the tracker
-    guides the software managing the task.
-
-    There is some workflow modeling finite state machine
-    terms which are optional for  more complex definition
-    of the transitions allowed.
-    """.
-
-Task a s:Class;
-    s:label "task"@en; owl:disjointUnionOf (Open Closed);
-    s:comment """Something to be done in a wide sense,
-    an agenda item at a meeting is one example, but any
-    issue, task, action item, goal, product, deliverable, milestone, can such a thing.
-    The requirement for this framework was that it would allow
-    one to customize ontologies for things such as agenda items,
-    action items, working group issues with a spec, w3c Last Call issues,
-    software bugs and administrative requests.
-    In π-calculus, a process.
-    Make your type of issue a subclass of Task.
-    """.
-
-Open a s:Class; s:subClassOf Task;
-    s:label "open"@en, "ouvert"@fr;
-  ui:backgroundColor "#d6f5d6"; # green like github for some reason
-    s:comment """A task which needs attention. The very crude states of Open and Closed all
-        interoperability between different systems if the states for a given
-        application are made subclasses of either Open or Closed. This allows
-        tasks from different systems to be mixed and treated together with
-        limited but valuable functionality.
-    """.
-
-Closed a s:Class; s:subClassOf Task;
-    s:label "closed"@en, "fermé"@fr;
-  ui:backgroundColor "#f5d6d6"; # pink
-    s:comment """A task which does not need attention. It may be closed because
-        has been abandoned or completed, for example.
-    """.
-
-
-  ActionItem a s:Class;
-    s:subClassOf Task;
-    s:label "action item"@en; owl:disjointUnionOf (Open Closed);
-    s:comment """An obligation taken on by a person, typically at a meeting.
-    """.
-
-
-description a rdf:Property;
-        s:label "description";
-        s:comment """The description, definition,
-        or abstract. Information explaining what this is.
-        Not arbitrary comment about anything, only about the subject.
-        (Use this property for anything. There is no domain restriction.).""".
-
-dependent a rdf:Property;
-        s:label "how";  owl:inverseOf [ s:label "why"];
-        s:domain Task; s:range Task;
-        s:comment """Another task upon which this depends, in the sense that
-        this task cannot be completed without that task being done.
-        You can't use this for dependencies on anything other than other tasks.
-        (Note the US spelling of the URI. In the UK, a dependant is a something
-        which is dependent on somehing else.)""".
-
-assignee    a       rdf:Property;
-        s:label     "assigned to"; owl:inverseOf [s:label "assignment"];
-#       s:domain    Task;
-        s:range     foaf:Agent;
-        s:comment   """The person or group to whom this has been assigned.""".
-
-# use dct:modified
-#modified        a               rdf:Property;
-#                s:label         "last changed".
-
-modifiedBy      a               rdf:Property;
-                s:range         foaf:Agent;
-                s:label         "changed by".
-
-# use dct:created instead
-#created         a               rdf:Property;
-#                s:range         xsd:dateTime;
-#
-# Use foaf:maker instead
-#creator         a               rdf:Property;
-#                s:range         foaf:Agent;
-#                s:label         "changed by".
-
-subscriber      a               rdf:Property;
-                s:label         "subscriber";
-                s:range         foaf:Agent.
-
-
-################## Products
-#
-#
-# History:  The Tracker system included a cocept of a product,
-# such that an action  could be associated with *either* an issue *or* a product.
-# Noah Mendelsohn for the TAG needed to be able make
-# and to give products: Goals, scuuess criteria,
-#  deliverables with dates, schedules, TAG members assigned, related issues.
-#
-
-
-Product         a s:Class; s:subClassOf Task;
-                s:label "product";
-                s:comment """A product is a task which monitors something
-                which must be produced.""".
-
-deliverable     a rdf:Property; s:subPropertyOf dependent;
-                s:range Product;
-                s:label "deliverable"@en;
-                s:comment """Something which must be delivered to accomplish this""".
-
-goalDescription a rdf:Property, owl:DatatypeProperty;
-                s:domain Task; s:range xsd:string;
-                s:label "goals";
-                s:comment """A textual description of the goals of this product, etc.""".
-
-successCriteria a rdf:Property, owl:DatatypeProperty;
-                s:domain Task; s:range xsd:string;
-                s:label "success criteria";
-                s:comment """A textual description of the successs critera.
-                How when we know this is done?""".
-
-dateDue         a rdf:Property, owl:DatatypeProperty;
-                s:domain Task; s:range xsd:date;
-                s:label "due"@en;
-                s:comment """The date this task is due.
-                """.
-
-##################  Attachments
-
-attachment      a rdf:Property;
-                s:label "attachment";
-                s:comment """Something related is attached for information.""".
-
-screenShot      a rdf:Property; s:subPropertyOf attachment;
-                s:label "screen shot"@en;
-                s:comment """An image taken by capturing the state of a
-                 computer screen, for example to demonstrate a problem""".
-
-testData        a rdf:Property; s:subPropertyOf attachment;
-                s:label "test data"@en;
-                s:comment """A file which can be used as inpiut to a test
-                or to demonstrate a problem. """.
-
-
-terminalOutput      a rdf:Property; s:subPropertyOf attachment;
-                s:label "terminal output"@en;
-                s:comment """A file showing user interaction from a
-                text terminal or console etc. """.
-
-
-message         a rdf:Property; s:subPropertyOf attachment;
-                s:label "message"@en;
-                s:comment """A message about this. Attached for information.""".
-
-
-Message         a s:Class; s:label "message"@en.
-recipent a rdf:Property; s:label "to"; s:domain Message; s:range foaf:Agent.
-sender a rdf:Property; s:label "from"; s:domain Message; s:range foaf:Agent.
-
-############################# A Tracker connects and manages issues
-
-tracker         a rdf:Property;
-                s:label "tracker";
-                owl:inverseOf [ s:label "issue"];
-                s:domain Task;
-                s:range Tracker.
-
-Tracker         a s:Class;
-                s:label "tracker";
-                s:comment """A set of issues and
-                the constraints on how they evolve.
-                To use this ontology, craete a new tracker.
-                Copy an existing one or make up your own.""".
-
-issueClass      a rdf:Property;
-                s:label "all issues must be in";
-                s:domain Tracker;
-                s:range s:Class, State;
-                s:comment """The class of issues which are allowed in this tracker.
-                This is essemtial to the operation of the tracker,
-                as it defines which states an issue can be in.
-                (The issueClass must be a disjointUnionOf the state classes)""".
-
-issueCategory   a rdf:Property;
-                s:label "issue category";
-                s:domain Tracker;
-                s:range s:Class;
-                s:comment """Issues may be categorized according to the
-                subclasses of this class""".
-
-stateStore      a rdf:Property;
-                s:label "state store";
-                s:domain Tracker;
-                s:range doc:Document;
-                s:comment """A read-write document.
-                The state of the issues is modified here.
-                When you set up a trcaker, thgis must be set to point
-                to a writeble data resource on the web.""".
-
-transactionStore
-                a rdf:Property;
-                s:label "transaction store";
-                s:domain Tracker;
-                s:range doc:Document;
-                s:comment """An appendable document. Transactions and messsages
-                    can be written into here""".
-
-asigneeClass
-                a rdf:Property;
-                s:label "assignees must be";
-                s:domain Tracker;
-                s:range s:Class;  # Subclass of foaf:Agent
-                s:comment """When an issue is assigned, the assignee must be from this class""".
-
-initialState
-                a rdf:Property;
-                s:label "initial state"@en;
-                s:label "état initial"@fr;
-                s:domain Tracker;
-                s:range State;
-                s:comment """The initial state for a new issue""".
-
-# Use this to link a project to a tracker
-doap:bug-database owl:inverseOf [ s:label "project"@en ].
-
-
-
-
-############################################################
-#
-#           Finite state machines
-#
-Change      a s:Class;
-        s:label "change";
-        s:comment """The universal class of things which
-change the state of a task.
-Included now: Creation, Transition. (Maybe in the future
-more π-calculus constructions such as splitting & merging tasks,
-and import/export of obligations to a foreign opaque system.)
-""".
-
-Transition  a s:Class; s:subClassOf Change;
-        s:label     "transition";
-        s:comment """A transition is a change of state of
-a task. Typical properties include date and/or source
-(a document causing the transition), and a final state.""".
-
-Creation    a s:Class; s:subClassOf Change;
-        s:label     "creation";
-        s:comment """A creation is a change from existence
-to non-existence
-a task. Typical properties include date and/or source
-(a document causing the transition), and a final state.""".
-
-
-date    s:range DateTime.
-
-final   a       rdf:Property;
-        s:label     "to";
-        s:domain    Transition;
-        s:range State.
-
-task        a       rdf:Property;
-        s:range     Task;
-        s:label     "task".
-
-requires    a rdf:Property;
-        s:label "requires";
-        s:domain    Transition;
-        s:range     rdf:List; # Of properties for validation
-        s:comment   """To be a valid transition,
-        a necessary (but not necessarily sufficuent) condition
-        is that there be recorded these properties for the record""".
-
-affects     a rdf:Property;
-        s:label "affects";
-        s:domain    doc:Work;
-        s:range     Task.
-
-
-# { ?x a Transition; task ?t; source ?doc } => { ?doc affects ?t }.
-
-
-creates     a rdf:Property;
-        s:label "creates";
-        s:domain    doc:Work;
-        s:range     Task.
-
-
-allowedTransitions a rdf:Property;
-        s:domain    State;
-        s:range     rdf:List; # @@@ of Action
-        s:label     "allowed transitions";
-        s:comment   """The state machine is defined
-    by these lists of transition allowed for each issue.
-    (An interesting option in the Web is to make an allowed transition
-    to a state in soemone else's ontology, which in turn allows
-    transitions into many ontologies.  So a finite state maxchine
-    may become very large. In practice this means that a task handed
-    off to another organization may be processed on all kinds of ways.)""".
-
-#   { ?x a TerminalState} => { ?x allowedTransitions () }.
-
-final       a rdf:Property;
-        s:label     "to";
-        s:range State.
-
-issue       a       rdf:Property;
-        s:label     "issue";
-        s:comment
-        """A transition changes the state of the given issue.""".
-
-source  a       rdf:Property;
-        s:label     "source";
-        s:comment   """The source of a transition is
-                the document by which it happened""";
-        s:range     doc:Work.
-TerminalState a s:Class;
-    s:subClassOf State;
-    s:label "terminal state";
-    s:comment """A state from which there are no transitions.""".
-
-NonTerminalState a s:Class;
-    s:label "non-terminal state";
-    owl:disjointWith TerminalState;
-    s:comment """A state from which there are transitions.""".
-
-######################################################
-
-#ends