Surveying and valuation
Physical construction, condition, alteration and installed-feature meanings used to inspect and value property.
Context summary
Complete context diagram
This follows the schema-derived ontology's class-diagram convention: classes are nodes and class-to-class object properties are labelled relationships. One-hop neighbouring classes from another semantic home are muted and connected with dotted lines. Datatype properties can be revealed inside their class nodes; coded-value properties remain in the structured reference below. The three layer controls independently show or hide datatype fields, object-property relationships and inheritance links. These are asserted OWL relationships, not reviewed cross-domain mappings. The Category 8 mapping method explains how a separate, human-reviewed correspondence would be recorded.
Owned resources
Classs (7)
| Label | Definition | Domain | Range | Evidence traces |
|---|---|---|---|---|
alteration statementsurveying-and-valuation:AlterationStatement | A statement about physical works, alteration, conversion or change of use. | Not specified | — | 7 |
condition statementsurveying-and-valuation:ConditionStatement | A statement about damage, defect, hazard, treatment or another property condition. | Not specified | — | 5 |
construction statementsurveying-and-valuation:ConstructionStatement | A statement about construction form, material, safety or access. | Not specified | — | 4 |
electrical statementsurveying-and-valuation:ElectricalStatement | A statement about electrical works, testing or electricity installations. | Not specified | — | 2 |
energy installation statementsurveying-and-valuation:EnergyInstallationStatement | A statement about heating, energy-generation or energy-efficiency installations at a property. | Not specified | — | 5 |
physical feature statementsurveying-and-valuation:PhysicalFeatureStatement | A typed observation or disclosure about construction, condition, alterations or installed features. | Not specified | — | 23 |
property descriptionsurveying-and-valuation:PropertyDescription | A surveying view describing the physical form and type of a property. | Not specified | — | 3 |
Object propertys (7)
| Label | Definition | Domain | Range | Evidence traces |
|---|---|---|---|---|
built formsurveying-and-valuation:builtForm | Classifies how the principal building adjoins or stands relative to neighbouring buildings. | property description | skos:Concept | 1 |
feature outcomesurveying-and-valuation:featureOutcome | Records the controlled response or status asserted for a physical feature. | physical feature statement | skos:Concept | 22 |
feature typesurveying-and-valuation:featureType | Classifies the construction, condition, alteration or installed feature addressed by a statement. | physical feature statement | skos:Concept | 22 |
has physical feature statementsurveying-and-valuation:hasPhysicalFeatureStatement | Relates a property to a statement about one of its physical features or conditions. | Property | physical feature statement | 23 |
has property descriptionsurveying-and-valuation:hasPropertyDescription | Relates a property to a physical description used in surveying and valuation. | Property | property description | 3 |
heating typesurveying-and-valuation:heatingType | Classifies the principal heating arrangement at a property. | energy installation statement | skos:Concept | 1 |
property typesurveying-and-valuation:propertyType | Classifies the physical residential property type. | property description | skos:Concept | 1 |
Datatype propertys (1)
| Label | Definition | Domain | Range | Evidence traces |
|---|---|---|---|---|
floorplan availablesurveying-and-valuation:floorplanAvailable | States whether a floorplan is supplied for the property. | property description | xsd:boolean | 1 |
Structured relationship view
This text table covers the same one-hop relationships as the context diagram, including properties that enter or leave this semantic home. Domainless properties are reported as unresolved; no domain is guessed.
| Source / domain | Relationship | Target / range | Kind | Semantic home |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| alteration statement | subclass of | physical feature statement | Class hierarchy | Surveying and valuation |
| condition statement | subclass of | physical feature statement | Class hierarchy | Surveying and valuation |
| construction statement | subclass of | physical feature statement | Class hierarchy | Surveying and valuation |
| electrical statement | subclass of | physical feature statement | Class hierarchy | Surveying and valuation |
| energy installation statement | subclass of | physical feature statement | Class hierarchy | Surveying and valuation |
| property description | built form | skos:Concept | Object property | Surveying and valuation |
| physical feature statement | feature outcome | skos:Concept | Object property | Surveying and valuation |
| physical feature statement | feature type | skos:Concept | Object property | Surveying and valuation |
| property description | floorplan available | xsd:boolean | Datatype property | Surveying and valuation |
| Property | has physical feature statement | physical feature statement | Object property | Surveying and valuation |
| Property | has property description | property description | Object property | Surveying and valuation |
| energy installation statement | heating type | skos:Concept | Object property | Surveying and valuation |
| property description | property type | skos:Concept | Object property | Surveying and valuation |
SHACL constraints
Property
2 property constraints.
Node shapeenergy installation statement
1 property constraint.
Node shapephysical feature statement
2 property constraints.
Node shapeproperty description
3 property constraints.
Controlled vocabularies
built form
The physical relationship of the principal building to neighbouring buildings.
SKOS schemeheating type
The principal heating arrangement stated for a property.
SKOS schemeproperty type
A physical residential-property type used in the Property Pack profile.
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