The birthday of a person (given in yyyy-mm-dd).
A cuisine is a style of cooking that is associated with a particular geographic area.
A dish is a product of a recipe that would be served for a course (recipe:Course). Dishes are also foods (recipe:Food) but not all foods are dishes. Lamb Casserole would be considered a dish, as might Roast Chicken, whereas Cranberry Sauce or Marmalade would not.
The day of the week, used to specify to which day the opening hours of a gr:OpeningHoursSpecification refer. This concept is also used to describe on which day a check-in has occurred.
A location is a point or area of interest from which a particular product or service is available, e.g. a store, a bus stop, a gas station, or a ticket booth. The difference to gr:BusinessEntity is that the gr:BusinessEntity is the legal entity (e.g. a person or corporation) making the offer, while gr:Location is the store, office, or place. A chain restaurant will e.g. have one legal entity but multiple restaurant locations. Locations are characterized by an address or geographical position and a set of opening hour specifications for various days of the week. Example: A rental car company may offer the Business Function Lease Out of cars from two locations, one in Fort Myers, Florida, and one in Boston, Massachussetts. Both stations are open 7:00 - 23:00 Mondays through Saturdays. Note: Typical address standards (vcard) and location data (geo, WGC84) should be attached to a gr:Location node. Since there already exist established vocabularies for this, the GoodRelations ontology does not provide respective attributes. Instead, the use of respective vocabularies is recommended. However, the gr:hasGlobalLocationNumber property is provided for linking to public identifiers for business locations. Compatibility with schema.org: This class is equivalent to http://schema.org/Place.
An offering represents the public, not necessarily binding, not necessarily exclusive, announcement by a location entity to provide a business function for a product (e.g., a restaurant offers dishes).
This is a conceptual entity that holds together all information about the opening hours on a given day (gr:DayOfWeek).
The superclass of all price specifications.
The closing hour of the gr:Location on the given gr:DayOfWeek.
The currency for all prices in the gr:PriceSpecification given using the ISO 4217 standard (3 characters).
This property specifies the amount of money for a price per unit, shipping charges, or payment charges. The currency and other relevant details are attached to the respective gr:PriceSpecification etc.
This property specifies the upper bound of the amount of money for a price range per unit, shipping charges, or payment charges. The currency and other relevant details are attached to the respective gr:PriceSpecification etc.
This property specifies the lower bound of the amount of money for a price range per unit, shipping charges, or payment charges. The currency and other relevant details are attached to the respective gr:PriceSpecification etc.
This specifies the gr:DayOfWeek to which the gr:OpeningHoursSpecification is related.
This property links a gr:Location to a gr:OpeningHoursSpecification.
This links a gr:Offering to a gr:PriceSpecification or specifications. There can be unit price specifications, payment charge specifications, and delivery charge specifications. For each type, multiple specifications for the same gr:Offering are possible, e.g. for different quantity ranges or for different currencies, or for different combinations of gr:DeliveryMethod and target destinations.
This links a location entity being also a business entity (e.g., a restaurant) to the offers (gr:Offering) it makes.
The opening hour of the gr:Location on the given gr:DayOfWeek.
Patterns are reifications of constraints, which are conditions about the desired or preferred attributes of the resources. A constraint ranges over a set of individuals. RECO considers several kind of constraint expressions: (1) conjunction of constraints: "music from the sixties"; (2) disjunction of constraints: "music or films"; (3) composition of constraints: "cars with powerful engines"; (4) datatype constraints based on boolean operators: "released before 1980".
A preference is a qualitative description of the desired attributes that resources must ideally satisfy in order to be of interest for a user. A preference is described by a set of constraints.
A property that relates a preference with its main pattern.
This property relates a person with a preference.
A property representing a person who was given birth to or nurtured and raised by this person.
A property representing a person who is a member of the same profession as this person.
A property representing a person who shares mutual friendship with this person.
A property representing a person who has given birth to or nurtured and raised this person.
The category of a dish, e.g. Spaghetti Napoli is a Pasta.
An eating preference related to dishes, e.g., vegan, vegetarian, halal, or kosher.
A frequently visited location entity, e.g. office or school.
A service that notifies a user whenever a friend enters/leaves a favorite or frequently visited location.
An entity of a location, e.g. point of interest.
A personal category for a location entity.
A service that recommends popular places in the vicinity that fit to the user's preferences.
A service running on the Context Data Cloud platform.
The time constraint of a tracking permission.
A time interval used to specify time constraints.
A tracking relation with regard to a specific person and location.
A weather situation describes weather at a certain time and place.
Declares whether a location entity is tracked.
Specifies a time interval of a time constraint used to limit a tracking permission.
Relates a dish to a certain eating preference.
The minutes after midnight when a person checked in to a location entity.
The minutes after midnight when a person checked out of a location entity.
Relates a dish to a certain dish category.
The email address of a user used for login.
Specifies a favorite location of a certain person.
Specifies a location entity that is frequently visited by a certain person.
Specifies the Google Cloud Messaging ID.
Relates a certain category to a location entity.
Relates a personal location category (e.g., home, office, or school) to a favorite or frequently visited location entity.
A rating of a check-in experience as number of stars with 5 stars being the best.
The temperature of a weather situation (given in celcius).
Specifies a time constraint for a tracked location entity.
Relates a tracking relation to a person.
The verbal description of a weather situation.
Relates a certain weather situation to a check-in.
Denotes the beginning of a time interval.
Denotes whether the check-in was made in an indoor or outdoor environment.
Denotes if a person is currently inside of a tracked location entity.
A property that is used to relate a location entity within another location entity, e.g., a shop is located in a mall.
Denotes whether a WiFi access point or mobile network cell was measured in an indoor or outdoor environment during the check-in time.
Relates the check-in to mobile network cells and WiFi access point that were measured during the check-in.
Relates a day of the week to a check-in.
Denotes a calculated radius for the size of the location entity area (given in meters).
Relates a check-in or a favorite as well as frequently visited location to a location entity.
Notification options for the tracked location entity, e.g., entering, leaving, or on-change.
Specifies which location entity is tracked by a certain tracking relation.
Relates a tracked person to a tracking relation.
The latitude of a WGS84-based coordinate given in decimal degrees.
The longitude of a WGS84-based coordinate given in decimal degrees.
The country name of a location entity's address.
The street and the house number of the location entity.
The gender of this Agent (typically but not necessarily 'male' or 'female').
Denotes the website of a location entity.
A short informal nickname characterising an agent (includes login identifiers, IRC and other chat nicknames).
Denotes the telephone number of a location entity.