This semantic artifact describes the semantic relationships between entities which model the setup of a biodiversity monitoring project based on capturing audiovisual digital recordings. It encodes the semantics of the Wildlife Monitoring Ontology and at the same time provides the datamodel behind the wildlive.senckenberg.de platform.
An annotation describes the identification or labeling of content within media objects, such as species identification in images or a comment on the media object.
The target that an annotation applies to, typically a region or selector within a media object
An individual capture event representing a discrete recording session at a monitoring station
A mixin for all classes which are handled as separate digital objects.
A selector that identifies a fragment of a resource, such as a rectangular region in an image
An image object is a specific instance of a MediaObject that represents a digital image.
A media object is an abstract representation of a medium. These objects typically describe the data generated by Sensor. that are captured as part of the wildlife monitoring project.
A person involved in the wildlife monitoring project, such as project authors, media object creators, or annotation contributors.
The wildlive monitoring project which motivates the setup of sensors and collection of observation data for biodiversity monitoring.
Aggregated statistical information about a wildlife monitoring project or station setup. Includes counts of organizational elements (stations, setups, capture events) and annotation-derived metrics (species identification counts and taxonomic lists).
A physical sensor device for recording audio or visual digital data (or both)
The deployment of a physical sensor at a fixed location over a defined period of time. Should contain metadata about how the sensor was deployed, like the geographical coordinates and the orientation. or whether this is mapped to StationSetup.
A fixed geographical location where one or more sensors are set up for a defined period of time. It should contain one or more SensorSetups.
The structured layout of wildlive monitoring stations that are deployed over a period of time as part of a monitoring project. It can be a geographical grid or based on other factors like habitat, etc...
The body of a taxonomic annotation containing species identification information
A textual annotation body containing free-form text content
A reference to the taxonomic concept used in the species annotation. Links to standardized taxonomic databases for accurate species identification.
The number of species that have been annotated in the project. This is a count of total annotations in the project.
The species types that have been annotated in the project. This is a list of scientific names of species.
The species types that have been annotated in the project. This is a list of vernacular names of species.
The sensor setup that this sensor is currently deployed at.
The station setup that this media object was taken at.
Person that created this media object or should be considered as the author.
The number of capture events that are part of the project.
The timestamp when the media object was captured by the sensor. Must be of format YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ and in UTC.
The station setup that this capture events media objects where taken at.
A numeric measure (ranging from 0 to 1) for the confidence in the taxonomic annotation. The value should be between 0 and 1, where 0 means no confidence and 1 means full confidence.
The URL where the media objects binary content can be accessed.
The location's latitude in decimal degrees where this station setup is located. It should be between -90.0 and 90.0.
The location's longitude in decimal degrees where this station setup is located. It should be between -180.0 and 180.0.
A human-readable description of the object, providing additional context or information.
The end date/time for monitoring periods (station setups, sensor deployments) or discrete recording events (capture events). Must be of format YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ and in UTC.
The format or media type of textual annotation content.
Indicates whether the geographical coordinates of this station setup are sensitive and should not be shared publicly. If true, the coordinates should be treated as confidential.
The annotations that are associated with this object.
The body of the annotation, which can be a taxonomic annotation or a textual body.
The capture events that are part of this station setup.
Indicates whether hair traps are installed at this station station setup.
The media objects that are part of this capture event.
The selector that identifies a fragment of the resource, such as a rectangular region in an image.
The sensor that this sensor setup is using.
The sensor setups that are part of this station setup.
The station setups that are part of this stations layout.
The stations layouts that are part of this project.
The target that this annotation applies to.
A unique identifier for digital objects within the wildlife monitoring system. Used for referencing and linking objects across the ontology.
The wildlife monitoring project that this stations layout is part of.
The station setup that this sensor setup is part of.
The stations layout that this station setup is part of.
The capture event that this media object is part of.
License under which the entity or its content are made available.
A textual description of the location where the monitoring station is set up. Complements the decimal coordinates with human-readable context.
The sensor that made the observation represented by this media object.
The media objects that were made by this sensor.
The height of the media object in pixels.
The width of the media object in pixels.
The model of the sensor used for data collection. This is typically the model name or identifier of the sensor device.
The number of observations that have an image associated with them.
A collection of features derived from the project. This includes statistics about the number of stations layouts, station setups, capture events, observations with images, and annotated species.
Provisional property to link to the provenance object of this digital object
The scientific name of the species identified in the taxonomic annotation.
The type of sensor used for data collection in wildlife monitoring, e.g. 'Camera'.
The source of the annotation target, typically a media object or another annotation.
The start date/time for monitoring periods (station setups, sensor deployments) or discrete recording events (capture events). Must be of format YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ and in UTC.
The number of station setups that are part of the project.
A collection of features derived from the station setup. This includes statistics about the number of stations layouts, station setups, capture events, observations with images, and annotated species.
The number of stations layouts that are part of the project.
The common or vernacular name of the species identified in the annotation.