TransformationEvent
classTransformation Event
A technical event carrier representing the transformation of one or more input objects into one or more output objects, capturing material or structural change across event inputs and outputs. Each TransformationEvent includes at least one input context and at least one output context, expressed at instance level, quantity level, or both. It may refer to an identified transformation used to correlate multiple events describing the same transformation.
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Properties (16)
| Description | Domain | Range | Vocabularies | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| eventIdentifier event identifier | A unique identifier assigned to the event. | cirpass2:EPCISCarrier | xsd:anyURI | — | — |
| eventTime event time | The date and time at which the event occurred. | cirpass2:EPCISCarrier | xsd:dateTime | — | — |
| eventTimeZoneOffset event time zone offset | The time zone offset in effect at the time and place where the event occurred. | cirpass2:EPCISCarrier | xsd:string | — | — |
| hasBusinessLocation has business location | Links an event carrier to the business location associated with the event. | cirpass2:EPCISCarrier | cirpass2:BusinessLocation | — | — |
| hasBusinessStep has business step | Links an EPCIS carrier to the business step that provides the immediate business context of the event. | cirpass2:EPCISCarrier | cirpass2:BusinessStep | — | — |
| hasDestinationList has destination list | Links an event carrier to a destination context associated with the event. | cirpass2:EPCISCarrier | cirpass2:SourceOrDestination | — | — |
| hasDisposition has disposition | Links an EPCIS carrier to the disposition that expresses the business state of the object or objects following the event. | cirpass2:EPCISCarrier | cirpass2:Disposition | — | — |
| hasInputObjectContext has input object context | Links a transformation event to an instance-level identifier used to represent an input object. | cirpass2:TransformationEvent | cirpass2:InstanceIdentifier | — | — |
| hasInputQuantityContext has input quantity context | Links a transformation event to a quantity element used to identify an input object at class level together with quantity information. | cirpass2:TransformationEvent | cirpass2:QuantityElement | — | — |
| hasOutputObjectContext has output object context | Links a transformation event to an instance-level identifier used to represent an output object. | cirpass2:TransformationEvent | cirpass2:InstanceIdentifier | — | — |
| hasOutputQuantityContext has output quantity context | Links a transformation event to a quantity element used to identify an output object at class level together with quantity information. | cirpass2:TransformationEvent | cirpass2:QuantityElement | — | — |
| hasProductEvent has product event | Links an EPCIS-inspired technical event carrier to the product event semantics it journalises. | cirpass2:EPCISCarrier | cirpass2:ProductEvent | — | — |
| hasReadPoint has read point | Links an event carrier to the read point at which the event observation or capture occurred. | cirpass2:EPCISCarrier | cirpass2:ReadPoint | — | — |
| hasSourceList has source list | Links an event carrier to a source context associated with the event. | cirpass2:EPCISCarrier | cirpass2:SourceOrDestination | — | — |
| hasTransformation has transformation | Links a TransformationEvent to the identified transformation it refers to. | cirpass2:TransformationEvent | cirpass2:Transformation | — | — |
| recordedAt recorded at | The date and time at which the event was recorded by the repository or information system. | cirpass2:EPCISCarrier | xsd:dateTime | — | — |
Subclass Of
Aligned from OpenEPCIS (5)
Where used
References
JSON-LD Example
{
"@context": "https://ref.openepcis.org/extensions/upstream/cirpass2-eudpp/cirpass2-eudpp-context.jsonld",
"type": "TransformationEvent",
"hasInputObjectContext": "...",
"hasInputQuantityContext": "...",
"hasOutputObjectContext": "..."
}