The brick:Point(s) (e.g., brick:Commands, brick:Setpoints, or brick:Parameters) that the actuation will target/execute.
The command message/payload of this actuation event.
The human, group, or machine that consumes or acts upon an object or data. This higher-level grouping allows properties that are shared among its subclasses (Person, Organization, ....) to be anchored in one joint place, on the Agent class.
Indicates membership in an organization. Note that componency (e.g., departments of a corporation) are expressed using the more generic Organization.isPartOf property.
Indicates ownership of some thing, e.g., a building, an asset, an organization, etc.
A designed/landscaped (or potentially designed/landscaped) part of the physical world that has a 3D spatial extent. E.g., a building site, a building, levels within the building, rooms, etc.
Physical address of the architecture (site, building, sub-building, entrance room, etc.) in question.
Links an Architecture to BuildingElement that is contained in the Space.
Describes business-relevant area measurements typically associated with architected spaces. As the exact requirements on these measurements will vary from case to case or jurisdiction to jurisdiction, subclassing and specializing this definition is encouraged.
Describes business-relevant capacity measurements typically associated with architected spaces. As the exact requirements on these measurements will vary from case to case or jurisdiction to jurisdiction, subclassing and specializing this definition is encouraged.
Something which is placed inside of a building, but is not an integral part of that building's structure; e.g., furniture, equipment, systems, etc.
A GeoJSON Geometry representing the position or extent of the asset.
An asset may be mounted on some part of the building construction (e.g., a blind on a facade, a camera on a wall, etc).
Generic xsd:boolean value observation that is not specific to any particular QUDT quantitykind or unit.
A part that constitutes a piece of a building's structural makeup. E.g., Facade, Wall, Slab, Roof, etc.
Indicates the architected space (site, building, level, room...) in which this building element is placed.
A campus represents a collection of location entities. The constituent locations may have differing legal ownership and utilization purposes, but they are generally perceived as a coherent unit or sub-region within a city or other region. E.g., a university campus, a hospital campus, a corporate campus, etc.
An administrative grouping of entities that are adressed and treated as a unit for some purpose. These entities may have some spatial arrangement (e.g., an apartment is typically contiguous) but that is not a requirement (see, e.g., a distributed campus consisting of spatially disjoint plots or buildings). Inclusion in a Collection is determined by the 'includes' field on a specific subclass.
Generic xsd:double value observation that is not specific to any particular QUDT quantitykind or unit.
The data rate of the port in Mib/s, i.e. mebibit (2^20 bit) per second.
A temporally indexed entity, e.g., an observation, a lease, a construction project, etc. Can be instantaneous (timestamp property assigned) or have temporal extent (start and end properties assigned). Subclasses may define specific behaviour and requirements, e.g., on spatial indexing, agent participation, etc.
The brick:Point that emitted this exception.
A georeference creates a relationship between a local coordinate system into a geographic coordinate system.
A transform following GDAL's Affine Transform that transforms a local coordinate into a WGS84 coordinate. Created from Ground Control Points (GCP) using GDAL's GCPsToGeotransform method.
Value will be zero if the local coordinate system is north-aligned.
Equipment and devices that are part of a building's ICT infrastructure.
The standard the equipment or device adheres to, e.g. IEEE 802.11.
Generic xsd:int value observation that is not specific to any particular QUDT quantitykind or unit.
The object (e.g., property, equipment, etc) that this a lease of.
The agent leasing some leasable object, i.e., the user of the asset.
The agent leasing out some leasable object, i.e., the owner of the asset.
Indicates the contract regulating the terms of the lease in question.
Formal document that identifies the Tenant and the leased asset or property; states lease term and fee (rent), and detailed terms and conditions of the lease agreement.
Indicates the lease(s) that this contract regulates the conditions of.
The level of a building, a.k.a. storey, floor, etc.
A number indicating the ordinal number of this level within the containing space (typically a Building or in the case of a Mezzanine, sometimes another level). Note that the implementation of this numbering scheme and its starting point is implementation-specific; e.g., the fifth floor below ground may be 0 in some systems, and -5 in others.
A GeoJSON MultiPoint coordinate listing. Coordinates may be expressed in two or three dimensions. Ex: [[10.0, 40.0], [40.0, 30.0], [20.0, 20.0], [30.0, 10.0]].
The brick:Point that emitted this observation.
Occupancy Zone is a spatial area where devices are monitoring or reporting on the concept of Occupancy (motion sensors, people counters, cameras, etc.)
An organization of any sort (e.g., a business, association, project, consortium, tribe, etc.)
Indicates membership in an organization. Note that componency (e.g., departments of a corporation) are expressed using the more generic hasPart property.
Indicates parthood relations in organizations (e.g., departments of a corporation). Note that membership in an organization is expressed using the more specific hasMember property.
Indicates parthood relations in organizations (e.g., departments of a corporation). Note that membership in an organization is expressed using the Agent.isMemberOf property.
URL link to an image/logo that represents the organization.
A natural person (i.e., an individual human being).
URL link to an image that represents the person.
A GeoJSON Point coordinate listing. Coordinate may be expressed in two or three dimensions. Ex: [30.0, 10.0, 0.0].
An event emanating from or targeting a Point; e.g., an individual Observation from a Sensor point, or an Actuation sent to a Command point. In other terms, the Points indicate the capability of some Space or Equipment to emit or accept data, while this class represents those actual data messages. Note that in most non-trivially sized systems, these events are not stored in the knowledge graph itself, but are rather forwarded to some C&C system or time series database.
A portfolio is a grouping of buildings, sites, apartments, campuses, etc. that share some business-relevant commonality, e.g., are managed by the same company, are rented out to the same tenant, share utilization or legal definition (industrial vs commercial), etc.
The country, e.g., USA, Sweden, Argentina, or optionally a two-letter ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code, e.g., "SE", "US", etc.
A premises is an administrative grouping of spaces that are used for some commercial or industrial purpose by a real estate holder or tenant. E.g, a suite of offices, a shop, or an industrial workshop.
The legal/administrative representation of some lands and/or buildings. I.e., "Fastighet" (Swedish), "Ejendom" (Denmark), etc.
An administrative geospatial unit larger than the individual real estate. For instance, "Lombary", "North America", "The Back Bay", "Elnätsområde Syd", etc.
A piece of land upon which zero or more buildings may be situated.
A contiguous part of the physical world that contains or can contain sub-spaces. E.g., a Region can contain many Sites, which in turn can contain many Buildings.
Polygon representing the spatial extent of this Space.
A georeference creates a relationship between the local coordinate system used within a building (e.g., measured in meters) and a geographic coordinate system (e.g., lat, long, alt), such that locally placed Spaces can be resolved and rendered in that geographic coordinate system (e.g., for mapping purposes).
A sub-zone within or outside of a building defined to support some technology and/or use, e.g., an HVAC zone, a parking space, a security zone, etc.