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add has-economic-value #958 #1034
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As it was easier to do it myself than to explain, I added domain, range and inverse for the new object properties.
Additionally:
In the current implementation, the hierarchies do not match. The the label implies a connection to CO2, but the definition doesn't. Seeing now all classes connected, it makes more sense to me if we:
- Relabel
social cost of carbon
tosocial cost of emission
and update the definition to: Social cost of emission is the cost the society bears for an emission value. - Include new subclass
social cost of carbon emission
: Social cost of carbon emission is the social cost of emission that the society bears for an greenhouse gas emission value.
And while thinking again, is this really a costs of process attributes? Or are these in fact costs of the processes themselves?
I'll open a seperate issue for this: #1036. |
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OEO_00040009, | ||
OEO_00020181, | ||
OEO_00020179 some OEO_00140081, |
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This should be 'economic value of' some 'greenhouse gas emission value'
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This requires moving a bunch of classes to oeo-shared. Let's wait for #1036 here, to see what really needs to be moved.
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Ok.
closes #958