The patient/user activities that occur during daytime.
BatteryPowered
SAREF4EHAW: an extension of SAREF for eHealth Ageing Well domain
Kind of devices that serve the role of a gateway.
has precondition
Body Area Network.
Functional Devices are non-purely eHealth/ageing-well devices that can be used for modelling/detecting activities or behaviours of patients/users, like for example beacons that can detect indoor positioning of a patient in a house.
Diabetes
Aural impairment
Young
Alarm Reset Log
Sending Frequency
Weight
follows user
Alarm Trigger
Posture of a running user.
Posture of user doing exercises.
Links a command or operation to the effect of invoking it. Can be an alert, nothing, an activation of another process...
The minimum recommended property value for some entity
Implant Device (i.e. in body health device) position.
Telemedicine
Lying
Location Relative to Body
Emergency task for BAN application.
Kind of feature of interest whose power source is not rechargeable.
phone
Body surface location
Precision
Activity
Aural impairment (User level), i.e. impairments of auditory sensitivity.
Male
The familly name of a health actor.
Function to communicate upon an event to report observations and receive actuations.
has gateway
Solar Powered
Health-related Wearable, sub-class of SAREF4WEAR Wearable.
has IPv4 address
Alarm Get
Function for sending reminder notifications.
Adhoc BAN topology type.
Dimensions
Gateway
A health actor (e.g. a caregiver, a patient or a helper) uses a BAN for collecting, aggregating and relaying vital parameters.
Telemedicine task for BAN application.
BAN hub
The eHealth actors like e.g. caregivers, patients, users, helpers...
Velocity
Function to communicate periodically to report observations and receive actuations.
The location. For example a position against the body (on - body surface – or in the body – implant –) or a physical location (a postal address, a geolocation).
has contact
Available Power Level
has computing power
Wrist, a user body surface location.
Health devices, e.g. BAN hub, health sensor/actuator/Wereable.
Height
Event driven Communication Function
Health Device
Alcohol drinking habit (User level).
The available flash memory (in byte) of a device. It is a dynamic attribute.
The MAC address of an interface.
Wrist location
Health-related Actuator, sub-class of SAREF Actuator.
Implant location
has patient
Functional device
Pervasive computing task for BAN application.
Kind of feature of interest powered by batteries.
The posture of a health actor (mainly a patient or a user), e.g. exercising, lying, running, sitting, walking...
has mbox
Ocular impairment (User level), i.e. impamnents of visual acuity.
Undereating habit (User level).
Posture
A device may have a communication function.
The location in terms of a body surface position (i.e. on body health device).
Command used for resetting an alarm.
The activity of a patient/user, i.e. daily and nocturnal activities.
has MAC address
transmission rate
Maximum recommended
Health sensor
is attached to
Communication Function
Overeating
Length
Defined for users (that can in particular be patients) habits modelling, e.g. smoking, alcohol drinking, overeating, undereating...
The IPv4 address of a host.
The age group of a health actor, e.g. old or young.
Assisted living task for BAN application.
female gender
The serial number of a health device.
Frequency
Healthcare domain for BAN application.
The gender of a health actor.
Health actor
Skeletal impairment
Health wereable
non-binary gender
Kind of feature of interest powered by the mains.
The duration of an activity, in second.
Alarm
undetermined gender
Star BAN topology type.
remaining battery level
The recommended property values for some entity. Typically, a property will be defined both narrower than this and another property.
On request Communication Function
uses ban
first name
Duty cycle
Links a communication network to its gateway, the communication interface of a device.
Impairment
Asthma
A user of the type patient, i.e. a cared-for person by one or multiple caregivers.
MainsPowered
has gender
Exercising
Ocular impairment
Bluetooth Low Energy, a communication protocol.
Skeletal impairment (User level), e.g. of head and trunk regions, limbs...
Number Of Power Source
The legal entity responsible for a BAN, i.e. to contact in case of problem.
port number
A communication network.
Health actuator
date of birth
Running
Pervasive computing
Kind of feature of interest whose power source is rechargeable.
Number of power source of a feature of interest.
A communication protocol, e.g. BLE, serial, Ethernet...
A BAN that has a responsible party which plays the role of the legal entity responsible for this BAN (e.g. to contact in case of problem). It should be an organization or a person.
Maximum ram
Reminder Send
The height dimension of a feature of interest.
Walking
Asthma, a chronical disease that some users can have.
Recommended
Execution consisting in collecting observations made by Device (e.g. Sensor, Wearable, ECG Device...). Use saref:madeBy to link to the person or the Device that made it. Use saref:observes to link to the patient. Use saref:hasResult to link to the result, an ObservationCollection
A caregiver may have one or multiple patients.
The BAN topology type, i.e Adhoc or Star or Mesh or Others.
The port number used to offer the service.
The class of caregivers.
Alarm Reset
The phone number of a health actor, in international format.
Emergency
Communication Network
IEEE 802.15.6, a communication protocol.
Age category
has effect
Command used for triggering an alarm.
Maximum flash
A BAN has one or multiple contacts (e.g. the patient or user that is monitored through this BAN, the caregiver that is using this BAN for monitoring purposes).
BAN application tasks
The duty cycle of an embedded processor of a device, typically in percent.
The patient/user activities that occur during the night.
has activity
Habit
A health Device is attached to a health actor such as a patient, a user and or a caregiver.
Star BAN Topology
Old, one user age category.
Helper of patients/users, e.g. a patient's relative.
Command used for sending a reminder.
Young, one user age category.
A communication interface of a device to a communication network.
is exposed on
Communication protocol
Mobility impairment
Function to communicate on request to report observations and receive actuations.
The available volatile memory space (in byte) of a device. It is a dynamic attribute.
Reminder
Posture of a walking user.
Sitting
Ocular impairment (User level).
Daily activity
Mesh BAN topology type.
Posture of a lying user.
Undereating
Power level still available for the feature of interest to function.
The sending frequency of a device with a periodic communication function.
Female
Ultra Wide Band
IEEE 802.15.6
Not Rechargeable
serial number
The level of remaining battery (if any : in percent) for a device. It is a dynamic attribute.
Function for issuing and managing alarms.
A health actor (patient included) that can be equiped with BANs or health devices for monitoring, control, care (specific case of patients) or support purposes.
Periodic Communication Function
Links a command or operation to the conditions that are imposed over its inputs to be successufully invoked.
Mesh BAN Topology
Precision refers to the degree of reproducibility of a measured quantity (when the same quantity is measured several times how close are the measurements from each other).
Bluetooth Low Energy
Rechargeable
has responsible party
Alcohol drinking
available ram
Patient
Non-binary
Armpit location
Links a service to a Connection/FeatureKind (such as ex:Bluetooth), to a Connection/FeatureOfInterest (such as <this_network> ), to a ConnectionPoint/FeatureKind (such as ex:TCPPort), to a ConnectionPoint/FeatureOfInterest (such as <tcp_port_4255>).
Intellectual impairment
Minimum recommended
The length dimension of a feature of interest.
Adhoc BAN Topology
Smoking habit (User level).
Kind of feature of interest powered by the sun.
Responsible party
Old
The first name of a health actor.
The maximum flash memory space (in bytes) of a device.
Ultra Wide Band, a communication protocol.
Communication Interface
Helper
BAN application tasks, suchas healthcare, telemedicine, assisted living, sport training, safety and emergency...
BAN topology
Caregiver
Location
Command used for resetting the alarm log.
Diabetes, a chronical disease that some users can have.
Assisted living
A helper may follow one or multiple users that can in particular be patients.
A Body Area Network or BAN elects one hub that mainly plays the role of both a data concentrator and a network gateway.
available flash
Posture of a sitting user.
An email address (or mail box) of an health actor: a URI with the 'mailto' scheme as defined by RFC 6068.
last name
Sport Training
The number of instructions an embedded processor - within a device - can perform per second (MIPS).
Safety
Healthcare
The transmission rate of the interface, i.e. the number of bits transmitted per second (usually expressed in kbps or Mbps).
The location relative to the body (on - body surface – or in the body – implant –).
The weight of a feature of interest.
Command used for getting the alarm status.
Prevention
Chronic disease
Mobility impairment (User level).
male gender
The width dimension of a feature of interest.
Observation Collection Execution
Safety task for BAN application.
Nocturnal activity
The objective of SAREF4EHAW is to extend SAREF ontology for the eHealth/Ageing-well (EHAW) vertical. Clause 4.1 of the present document shortly introduces a high level view of the envisioned SAREF4EHAW semantic model and modular ontology, with the retained concepts (i.e. classes) and their relations. SAREF4EHAW extension has been specified and formalised by investigating EHAW domain related resources, as reported in ETSI TR 103 509, such as: potential stakeholders, standardization initiatives, alliances/associations, European projects, EC directives, existing ontologies, and data repositories. Therefore, SAREF4EHAW modular ontology shall both: - Allow the implementation of a limited set of typical EHAW related use cases already identified in ETSI TR 103 509, i.e. - Use case 1 “elderly at home monitoring and support”, - Use case 2 “monitoring and support of healthy lifestyles for citizens”, - Use case 3 “Early Warning System (EWS) and Cardiovascular Accidents detection”. - Fulfil the eHealth Ageing Well related requirements provided in ETSI TR 103 509, mainly the ontological ones that were mostly taken as input for the ontology specification. SAREF4EHAW mainly reuses the following existing ontologies: SAREF, ETSI SmartBAN reference model, SAREF 4 Environment extension and W3C SSN System module. The following figure presents the high level view of SAREF4EHAW ontology. ![SAREF4SYST overview](diagrams/SAREF4EHAW_Model.jpg) For semantic interoperability handling purposes, an ontology based solution, combined with sensing-as-a-service and WoT strategies, is retained for SAREF4EHAW. Therefore, an upper level ontology, at service level, shall also behas been fully modelled (Service class and sub-classes depicted in the previous figure). For embedded semantic analytics purposes, SAREF4EHAW shall behas been designed using the modularity principle (see ETSI TR 103 509) and can thus be mainly described by the following self-contained knowledge sub-ontologies (or modules): HealthActor, Ban, HealthDevice, Function (measured data related concepts included) and Service.
activity duration
Hub of the BAN, mainly playing the role of both a data concentrator and a network gateway.
User
The maximum volatile memory space (in bytes) of a device.
A health actor may have one or multiple activities.
Prevention task (e.g. preventive health) for BAN application.
Defined for users (that can in particular be patients) impairments modelling, e.g. aural impairment, skeletal impairment, ocular impairment, mobility impairment, intellectual impairment. Those non exhaustive impairments are compatible with the World Health Organization classification.
Armpit location, a user body surface location.
The date of birth of a health actor.
BAN
Smoking
Health-related Sensor, sub-class of SAREF Sensor.
has hub
The maximum recommended property value for some entity
The velocity of a moving entity. Typically expressed in m/s.
Undetermined
The computing power capabilities of a device.
Overeating habit (User level).
Sport training task for BAN application.
The dimensions of a feature of interest, consisting of a length, a width, and a height.
Skeletal impairment (User level), e.g. ...
For chronic disease modelling, e.g. diabetes, asthma...
Width