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NTRs: radiation #255
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This was referenced Oct 9, 2015
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See linked ticket for comment on NPO tracker NPO models radiation, waves and energy in what appears to be a very sensible manner. It's not clear if all of these are required to be imported in ENVO, but I can see this being useful in a variety of contexts. Energy is obviously an important concept when looking at some of the wider ENVO use cases. See this figure for an example of R/W/E in NPO (subclasses denoted by containment): |
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Note: NPO radiation seems to be taken directly from NCIt |
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Any further thoughts on this? Just adopt NCIt here? |

cmungall commentedSep 25, 2015
Add as a process. Add subclasses for different wavelengths.
This may well belong in a physics ontology, but we can incubate for now
ENVO would only store the process. Various other experimental condition ontologies like ZECO EO would use this as a base to define treatment/exposure etc to radiation. Presumably of interest to SDG-like projects too? E.g. MDG-7 is about ozone depletion.
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