glam/QUICK_STATUS_SLOT_USAGE_COMPLETE_20251121.md
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Quick Status: Slot Usage Complete

Date: 2025-11-21
Session: 8 (Ontology Mappings)
Status: COMPLETE


What Was Done

Added comprehensive slot_usage blocks to all 7 classes:

  1. Custodian (base) - 3 slots → CIDOC-CRM properties
  2. CustodianObservation - 8 slots → PROV-O + SKOS + Schema.org
  3. CustodianName - 7 slots → SKOS + Schema.org + Dublin Core
  4. CustodianReconstruction - 13 slots → CPOV + W3C Org + GLEIF + PROV-O
  5. ReconstructionActivity - 7 slots → PROV-O
  6. Agent - 4 slots → PROV-O + FOAF + Schema.org
  7. Identifier - 2 slots → SKOS

Total: 44 slot_usage mappings


Files Changed

File Lines Change Status
schemas/20251121/linkml/01_custodian_name.yaml 1,264 +228
schemas/20251121/ONTOLOGY_MAPPINGS.md 1,049 +224
SESSION_SUMMARY_20251121_SLOT_USAGE_COMPLETE.md ~800 NEW

Ontology Mapping Progress (Sessions 5-8)

Level Count Status
Class mappings 95 (Session 5)
Property mappings 41 (Session 6)
Enum mappings 14 (Session 7)
Slot usage mappings 44 (Session 8)

Total: 194 ontology mappings


What This Enables

Valid RDF with class-specific ontology properties
SPARQL queries leveraging ontology structure
OWL reasoning with domain/range constraints
Semantic interoperability with CIDOC-CRM, PROV-O, Schema.org, GLEIF


Next Steps

  1. Regenerate RDF formats with new slot_usage (use gen-owl + rdfpipe)
  2. Create instance examples demonstrating slot_usage patterns
  3. Write SPARQL queries leveraging ontology properties
  4. Validate RDF output against base ontologies

Key Achievement

Before: Generic dcterms:identifier for all IDs
After: Class-specific properties (crm:P1_is_identified_by for Actors, etc.)

Result: Ontology-aligned RDF with semantic precision! 🎯


See: SESSION_SUMMARY_20251121_SLOT_USAGE_COMPLETE.md for full details