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TransformationEvent
Transformation represents an event in which input objects are fully or partially consumed and output objects are produced, such that any of the input objects may have contributed to all of the output objects - for example consuming bales of cotton to produce yarn.
Data Properties
| URI | Type | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| traceabilityEvents:inputItemList | traceabilityEvents:Item | The list of uniquely identified items that are the intput of this transformation event - for example a list of individually identified bobbins of yarn that are the input of a weaving process. |
| traceabilityEvents:inputQuantityList | traceabilityEvents:QuantityElement | The quantified list of product classes that are the input of this transformation event - usend when each item does not have a unique identity. for example the weight of raw cotton that is the input to a ginning process. |
| traceabilityEvents:outputItemList | traceabilityEvents:Item | The list of uniquely identified items that are the output of this transformation event - for example a list of individually identified bolts of cloth that are the output of a weaving process. |
| traceabilityEvents:outputQuantityList | traceabilityEvents:QuantityElement | The quantified list of product classes that are the output of this transformation event - usend when each item does not have a unique identity. for example a count of the bales of cleaned cotton that are the output of a ginning process. |
| traceabilityEvents:processType | traceabilityEvents:ProcessType | An industry specific process type code. |