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EnvironmentalEmission

class

Environmental emission

Emission is the act or amount of sending out gas, heat, light, etc. It can also refer to harmful substances that are released into the environment, especially carbon dioxide. This class description needs to be extended/specialised according to the corresponding delegated acts or/and industry standards.

URI:https://w3id.org/eudpp#EnvironmentalEmission

Upstream alignment

How this class and its properties align to external and upstream vocabularies. Open a vocabulary to see the exact term-by-term relationships.

CIRPASS-25 terms

Properties (4)

DescriptionDomainRangeVocabularies
dictionaryReference
Dictionary reference
The reference to the unique identifier of the data point specification defined in the repository/data dictionary. It is formatted as a URI/URL .cirpass2:Propertyxsd:string—
↩ oec:dictionaryReference ↩ eutex:pefcrReference
hasMeasurementUnit
Has measurement unit
Linking quantitative property to the unit of measurement.cirpass2:QuantitativePropertyMeasurementUnit——
numericalValue
Numerical value
The numerical value of the quantity, i.e., quantitative property of the product.cirpass2:QuantitativePropertyxsd:decimal——
tolerance
Tolerance
Engineering tolerance is the permissible variation in measurements deriving from the base measurement. Tolerances can apply to many different units.cirpass2:QuantitativePropertyxsd:double——

Subclass Of

EnvironmentalPollution

Subclasses (3)

EmissionToAirEmissionToSoilEmissionToWater

Aligned from OpenEPCIS (3)

EmissionToAir subClassOfEmissionToSoil subClassOfEmissionToWater subClassOf

Where used

Referenced by other terms (3)

References

JSON-LD Example 

{
  "@context": "https://ref.openepcis.io/extensions/upstream/cirpass2-eudpp/cirpass2-eudpp-context.jsonld",
  "type": "EnvironmentalEmission",
  "dictionaryReference": "...",
  "hasMeasurementUnit": "...",
  "numericalValue": "..."
}