]> AKT Reference Ontology (Extensions) AKT Reference Ontology (Extensions) This ontology contains extensions to the AKT Reference Ontology. AKT Project Nick Gibbins 2003-03-03 0.1 has ISO4217 code The value of this property is a three letter currency code as specified in ISO4217. Examples include USD (United States Dollar), GBP (United Kingdom Pound) and EUR (Euro). has currency symbol The value of this property is the symbol used to represent a currency, encoded as an XML character entity where necessary. Examples include $ (United States Dollar), £ (United Kingdom Pound) and € (Euro). GBP £ USD $ EUR € has funding Associates a project with a funding instance. Funding An instance of funding or financial support for a project, a single grant or award. has funding source Identifies the organization or organizations which provide a given instance of financial support. has grant value The monetary value of an instance of funding or financial support. has grant reference The name, code or grant number used by the awarding body to identify an instance of funding or financial support. has relevant document Relates a technology to a document which describes it. has key document Relates a technology to the document which is considered to give the canonical description of it. has research rating Associates an HE organization with the research ratings it has received as part of the UK HE Rsearch Assessment Exercise (RAE). contributes to rating A research group, department or other organizational arrangement within a HE institution may have contributed towards that institutions' research rating for a given unit of assessment. RAE Rating A rating received in the UK HE Research Assessment Exercise. 1 1 1 1 has research quality Indicates the rating of research quality that was awarded (currently a seven point scale: 1, 2, 3a, 3b, 4, 5 and 5*). has staff proportion Indicates the proportion of staff who were submitted in the Research Assessment Exercise as one of five bands (A to E). has unit of assessment Indicates the unit of assessment (subject discipline) for which this rating applies. has date of assessment Indicates the date that this rating was issued. RAE Research Quality Ratings of research quality are expressed in terms of a standard scale with common definitions of the points. The descriptors of the points on the rating scale were reviewed and amended for the 2001 RAE. 5* Quality that equates to attainable levels of international excellence in more than half of the research activity submitted and attainable levels of national excellence in the remainder. 5 Quality that equates to attainable levels of international excellence in up to half of the research activity submitted and to attainable levels of national excellence in virtually all of the remainder. 4 Quality that equates to attainable levels of national excellence in virtually all of the research activity submitted, showing some evidence of international excellence. 3a Quality that equates to attainable levels of national excellence in over two-thirds of the research activity submitted, possibly showing evidence of international excellence. 3b Quality that equates to attainable levels of national excellence in more than half of the research activity submitted. 2 Quality that equates to attainable levels of national excellence in up to half of the research activity submitted. 1 Quality that equates to attainable levels of national excellence in none, or virtually none, of the research activity submitted. RAE Staff Proportion The published RAE results contain three elements: grade, full-time equivalent (FTE) number of Category A and A* staff submitted, and proportion of staff submitted (A plus A*) as research-active. This last indicator takes the form of a letter denoting a band. A 95-100 per cent of staff submitted. B 80-94.9 per cent of staff submitted. C 60-79.9 per cent of staff submitted. D 40-59.9 per cent of staff submitted. E 20-39.9 per cent of staff submitted. F Below 20 per cent of staff submitted. has impact factor Journals and other types of publication may have impact factors which are used in citation impact analysis. Coordinate Location A location with latitude/longitude coordinates expressed relative to some datum. If no datum is specified, the coordinates are assumed to be relative to WGS84. 1 1 1 has latitude The latitude of a point expressed in decimal degrees north of the equator. Latitudes south of the equator are expressed as negative numbers. Latitudes are not be expressed as degrees, minutes and seconds. has longitude The longitude of a point expressed in decimal degrees east of the prime meridian. Longitudes west of the prime meridian are expressed as negative numbers. Longitudes are not be expressed as degrees, minutes and seconds. has label The datum relative to which the latitude and longitude of a point are expressed. Datum A datum used to define a reference system, eg. World Geodetic System 1984, Ordnance Survey of Great Britain Datum 1936, etc. World Geodetic System 1984 has abstract has summary has impact factor Indicates that a publication has the given impact factor. contributes to Activities may contribute to (the production of) things, even if they are not the sole agent of production. For example, a project may be a contributor to a technology, but may not have produced the technology by itself. has secretary is secretary of