IDO 1: Shock and vulnerable communities

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As @pbuttigieg mentions in issue #201, we need the class shock to describe IDO 1. For the Oxford English Dictionary, a shock is a state. We do not have the class state in SDGIO.

This is how some ontology (I forget which one) defines state: " The combination of circumstances or attributes belonging at a particular time to a person or thing; a particular manner or way of existing as defined by the presence of certain circumstances or attributes; a condition."

Do we add state to SDGIO? If yes, where?
State as condition may be a realizable entity. However, state as a combination of circumstances does not seems a realizable entity, although it does not fit obviously any other category. Suggestions?

Concerning shock, the OED is less useful. I suggested to put it under state with the following definition: a state of distress or disorientation brought about by sudden subjection to an acute or pervasive problem. Suggestions?

@marieALaporte

[Mttbnchtt]

I added "state" as a realizable entity (with a new definition) and shock under state.

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In #201, we say to compose certain processes at the instance level. What do we mean?

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Two more questions:

1. What objective corresponds to the process "improve resilience for vulnerable communities"? IDO 1 refers only to poors.
2. Is there a way to say "has objective specification an INDIVIDUAL" (where I put the individual goal in the place of INDIVIDUAL)? Protege does not seem to let me do that.

[Mttbnchtt]

In #201, we say to compose certain processes at the instance level. What do we mean?

We wait for the CGIAR example.

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2. Is there a way to say "has objective specification an INDIVIDUAL" (where I put the individual goal in the place of INDIVIDUAL)? Protege does not seem to let me do that.

We do it at the instance level: individual has objective specification invidual. We use robot and yaml to do it after genering a tsv file.

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1. What objective corresponds to the process "improve resilience for vulnerable communities"? IDO 1 refers only to poors.

Contrary to what stated in #201, IDO 1 does not involve "vulnerable community". IDO 4 and sub-IDO D1.4 involves "vulnerable community".