@prefix hem: . @prefix map: . @prefix dio: . @prefix schema: . @prefix skos: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix rdf: . @prefix rdfs: . map:MappingAssertion a rdfs:Class ; rdfs:label "Application Mapping assertion"@en ; skos:definition "A qualified analytical assertion linking a source condition to a target DIO/ODI concept without asserting identity, equivalence, entailment, or deterministic causality."@en . map:sourceCondition a rdf:Property ; rdfs:label "source condition"@en ; rdfs:domain map:MappingAssertion ; skos:definition "The external condition, stage, or analytical factor from which an Application Mapping assertion starts."@en . map:targetConcept a rdf:Property ; rdfs:label "target concept"@en ; rdfs:domain map:MappingAssertion ; skos:definition "The DIO/ODI concept identified as a possible reconstruction consequence or susceptibility property in an Application Mapping assertion."@en . map:relationType a rdf:Property ; rdfs:label "relation type"@en ; rdfs:domain map:MappingAssertion ; skos:definition "The explicitly qualified, non-equivalence relation used by an Application Mapping assertion."@en . map:MayContributeTo a skos:Concept ; skos:prefLabel "may contribute to"@en ; skos:definition "A non-deterministic analytical relation indicating that a source condition can participate in circumstances under which a target reconstruction consequence becomes possible or more likely, without asserting that the source condition is necessary or sufficient to produce that consequence."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Must not be interpreted as causes, entails, implies, necessarily produces, or is equivalent to."@en . map:MayIncrease a skos:Concept ; skos:prefLabel "may increase"@en ; skos:definition "A non-deterministic analytical relation indicating that a source condition can increase the susceptibility represented by a target property without asserting that the source condition alone determines or realizes a reconstruction failure."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Used primarily for susceptibility properties such as Semantic Vulnerability. It must not be interpreted as deterministic causation."@en . map:MayIncreaseRiskOf a skos:Concept ; skos:prefLabel "may increase risk of"@en ; skos:definition "A non-deterministic analytical relation indicating that a source condition can raise the risk of a target reconstruction failure under some observation and reconstruction conditions, without asserting that the failure necessarily follows."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Must not be interpreted as causes or necessarily produces; the realized outcome depends on the observation domain, available representations, reconstruction mechanism, and their relative weighting."@en . a schema:Person ; schema:name "Daniel Beránek" ; schema:url ; schema:sameAs . hem:Mapping a schema:TechArticle ; schema:name "Application Mapping: HEM Heterogeneity Taxonomy × DIO Reconstruction Consequences"@en ; schema:url ; schema:author ; schema:creativeWorkStatus "Included in archived DIO/ODI Reference Model v0.3.2"@en ; schema:isPartOf [ a schema:CreativeWork ; schema:name "DIO/ODI Reference Model v0.3.2"@en ; schema:url ; schema:identifier ] ; dcterms:source , , ; skos:scopeNote "This RDF graph is a derived Application Mapping layer. It does not modify the canonical DIO/ODI Reference Vocabulary and does not assert taxonomic equivalence or deterministic causality between HEM and DIO concepts."@en . hem:Multimodality a schema:DefinedTerm ; skos:prefLabel "Multimodality"@en ; dcterms:source ; skos:scopeNote "Local URI representing an external HEM taxonomy term as used in this Application Mapping; it is not asserted as a DIO/ODI vocabulary concept or as a canonical RDF definition issued by the HEM authors."@en . hem:FormatHeterogeneity a schema:DefinedTerm ; skos:prefLabel "Format Heterogeneity"@en ; dcterms:source ; skos:scopeNote "Local URI representing an external HEM taxonomy term as used in this Application Mapping; it is not asserted as a DIO/ODI vocabulary concept or as a canonical RDF definition issued by the HEM authors."@en . hem:StructuralSchemaHeterogeneity a schema:DefinedTerm ; skos:prefLabel "Structural (Schema) Heterogeneity"@en ; dcterms:source ; skos:scopeNote "Local URI representing an external HEM taxonomy term as used in this Application Mapping; it is not asserted as a DIO/ODI vocabulary concept or as a canonical RDF definition issued by the HEM authors."@en . hem:TerminologyLanguage a schema:DefinedTerm ; skos:prefLabel "Terminology & Language"@en ; dcterms:source ; skos:scopeNote "Local URI representing an external HEM taxonomy term as used in this Application Mapping; it is not asserted as a DIO/ODI vocabulary concept or as a canonical RDF definition issued by the HEM authors."@en . hem:ContextualVariability a schema:DefinedTerm ; skos:prefLabel "Contextual Variability"@en ; dcterms:source ; skos:scopeNote "Local URI representing an external HEM taxonomy term as used in this Application Mapping; it is not asserted as a DIO/ODI vocabulary concept or as a canonical RDF definition issued by the HEM authors."@en . hem:GranularityResolution a schema:DefinedTerm ; skos:prefLabel "Granularity & Resolution"@en ; dcterms:source ; skos:scopeNote "Local URI representing an external HEM taxonomy term as used in this Application Mapping; it is not asserted as a DIO/ODI vocabulary concept or as a canonical RDF definition issued by the HEM authors."@en . hem:TemporalVariability a schema:DefinedTerm ; skos:prefLabel "Temporal Variability"@en ; dcterms:source ; skos:scopeNote "Local URI representing an external HEM taxonomy term as used in this Application Mapping; it is not asserted as a DIO/ODI vocabulary concept or as a canonical RDF definition issued by the HEM authors."@en . hem:DataQuality a schema:DefinedTerm ; skos:prefLabel "Data Quality"@en ; dcterms:source ; skos:scopeNote "Local URI representing an external HEM taxonomy term as used in this Application Mapping; it is not asserted as a DIO/ODI vocabulary concept or as a canonical RDF definition issued by the HEM authors."@en . hem:Multimodality_SemanticFragmentation a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:Multimodality ; map:targetConcept dio:SemanticFragmentation ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Multimodality may contribute to Semantic Fragmentation when representations of the same referent distributed across modalities are integrated unevenly or remain semantically disconnected during reconstruction."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Multimodality is neither necessary nor sufficient for Semantic Fragmentation. Cross-modal alignment, representation availability, observer capabilities, and synthesis can preserve coherence or allow fragmentation to materialize."@en . hem:Multimodality_SplitFailure a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:Multimodality ; map:targetConcept dio:SplitFailure ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Multimodality may contribute to Split Failure when representations of one referent in different modalities are treated as evidence for separate identity clusters rather than one continuous entity."@en ; skos:scopeNote "The presence of multiple modalities does not cause Split Failure. Referential linking across modalities may preserve unity, and Split Failure can arise from other mechanisms."@en . hem:Multimodality_SemanticVulnerability a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:Multimodality ; map:targetConcept dio:SemanticVulnerability ; map:relationType map:MayIncrease ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Multimodality may increase Semantic Vulnerability when reconstruction becomes disproportionately sensitive to which modalities are available, legible, or weighted by the observer."@en ; skos:scopeNote "This relation concerns susceptibility, not a realized failure. Multimodality may instead increase robustness when modalities provide coherent, mutually reinforcing evidence."@en . hem:FormatHeterogeneity_SemanticVulnerability a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:FormatHeterogeneity ; map:targetConcept dio:SemanticVulnerability ; map:relationType map:MayIncrease ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Format Heterogeneity may increase Semantic Vulnerability when syntactic incompatibility reduces the amount or balance of usable evidence available to the reconstruction mechanism."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Format differences do not themselves constitute a DIO failure. Normalization, parsing, and transformation can neutralize the condition."@en . hem:FormatHeterogeneity_MergeFailure a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:FormatHeterogeneity ; map:targetConcept dio:MergeFailure ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Format Heterogeneity may contribute to Merge Failure when normalization or parsing removes distinctions that were useful for separating representations belonging to different referents."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Format Heterogeneity does not necessarily merge entities; the outcome depends on normalization, entity linking, observation context, and other available identity-preserving constraints."@en . hem:FormatHeterogeneity_SplitFailure a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:FormatHeterogeneity ; map:targetConcept dio:SplitFailure ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Format Heterogeneity may contribute to Split Failure when otherwise compatible representations cannot be aligned because their formats remain mutually illegible or inconsistently normalized."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Format Heterogeneity is not sufficient for Split Failure. Successful parsing and normalization can preserve referential unity."@en . hem:StructuralSchemaHeterogeneity_MergeFailure a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:StructuralSchemaHeterogeneity ; map:targetConcept dio:MergeFailure ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Structural or schema heterogeneity may contribute to Merge Failure when misaligned attributes or hierarchies create false correspondences between representations of distinct referents."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Schema differences do not cause Merge Failure by themselves; mapping quality, identifiers, constraints, and reconstruction context determine whether false correspondences dominate."@en . hem:StructuralSchemaHeterogeneity_SplitFailure a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:StructuralSchemaHeterogeneity ; map:targetConcept dio:SplitFailure ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Structural or schema heterogeneity may contribute to Split Failure when identity-preserving correspondences across differently structured representations are not recognized."@en ; skos:scopeNote "The relation is conditional: schema alignment or stable identifiers may preserve unity, and Split Failure may arise in the absence of schema heterogeneity."@en . hem:StructuralSchemaHeterogeneity_SemanticFragmentation a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:StructuralSchemaHeterogeneity ; map:targetConcept dio:SemanticFragmentation ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Structural or schema heterogeneity may contribute to Semantic Fragmentation when compatible aspects of one referent remain separated because they are represented under incompatible attributes, hierarchies, or data structures."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Structural heterogeneity does not entail semantic incoherence. Cross-schema mappings can preserve coherent reconstruction."@en . hem:TerminologyLanguage_EntitySubstitution a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:TerminologyLanguage ; map:targetConcept dio:EntitySubstitution ; map:relationType map:MayIncreaseRiskOf ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Terminology and language heterogeneity may increase the risk of Entity Substitution when aliases, translations, synonyms, or domain-specific labels weaken disambiguation between distinct but confusable referents."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Terminological variation does not cause substitution. Identifiers, contextual constraints, multilingual alignment, and other evidence can preserve correct referential reconstruction."@en . hem:TerminologyLanguage_SplitFailure a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:TerminologyLanguage ; map:targetConcept dio:SplitFailure ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Terminology and language heterogeneity may contribute to Split Failure when multiple names, aliases, languages, or domain vocabularies for one referent are treated as evidence for separate entities."@en ; skos:scopeNote "The condition is neither necessary nor sufficient for Split Failure; successful alias resolution and multilingual linking can preserve referential unity."@en . hem:TerminologyLanguage_SemanticFragmentation a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:TerminologyLanguage ; map:targetConcept dio:SemanticFragmentation ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Terminology and language heterogeneity may contribute to Semantic Fragmentation when semantically compatible descriptions of one referent remain disconnected because their terminology is not aligned."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Terminological diversity can coexist with coherent identity reconstruction. Fragmentation materializes only when semantic alignment is insufficient for the observation context."@en . hem:ContextualVariability_ContextualDisplacement a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:ContextualVariability ; map:targetConcept dio:ContextualDisplacement ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Contextual Variability may contribute to Contextual Displacement when a legitimate but contextually secondary representation of an entity dominates the aspect relevant to the current observation situation."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Contextual variation is not itself displacement. The failure depends on which context is relevant, which evidence is available, and how the reconstruction mechanism weights competing identity aspects."@en . hem:ContextualVariability_EntitySubstitution a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:ContextualVariability ; map:targetConcept dio:EntitySubstitution ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Contextual Variability may contribute to Entity Substitution when context-sensitive meanings or roles support an interpretation anchored to a distinct but confusable referent."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Contextual variation does not necessarily produce substitution; adequate contextual disambiguation can preserve the intended referent."@en . hem:GranularityResolution_SemanticFragmentation a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:GranularityResolution ; map:targetConcept dio:SemanticFragmentation ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Granularity and resolution heterogeneity may contribute to Semantic Fragmentation when representations of the same referent at different levels of detail resist integration into one coherent reconstruction."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Different levels of detail can remain mutually compatible. Fragmentation depends on whether the reconstruction mechanism can preserve semantic coherence across those levels."@en . hem:GranularityResolution_ContextualDisplacement a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:GranularityResolution ; map:targetConcept dio:ContextualDisplacement ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Granularity and resolution heterogeneity may contribute to Contextual Displacement when a representation that is too coarse or too specific displaces the level of identity relevant to the observation context."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Granularity mismatch does not automatically create contextual inadequacy; the relevant level depends on the observer, task, and observation situation."@en . hem:GranularityResolution_SemanticVulnerability a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:GranularityResolution ; map:targetConcept dio:SemanticVulnerability ; map:relationType map:MayIncrease ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Granularity and resolution heterogeneity may increase Semantic Vulnerability when reconstruction becomes sensitive to which level of detail is available or preferentially weighted."@en ; skos:scopeNote "This relation concerns susceptibility rather than realized failure, and heterogeneous resolution can also improve robustness when levels are coherently integrated."@en . hem:TemporalVariability_TemporalMisalignment a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:TemporalVariability ; map:targetConcept dio:TemporalMisalignment ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Temporal Variability may contribute to Temporal Misalignment when representations corresponding to different temporal states are available to or weighted by the reconstruction mechanism in a way that produces a temporally inappropriate reconstruction of the correct referent."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Temporal variability does not itself cause Temporal Misalignment; the realized reconstruction depends on the observation time, available representations, reconstruction mechanism, and their relative weighting."@en . hem:TemporalVariability_TemporalDiscontinuity a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:TemporalVariability ; map:targetConcept dio:TemporalDiscontinuity ; map:relationType map:MayContributeTo ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Temporal Variability may contribute to Temporal Discontinuity when legitimate successive states of one referent are treated as unrelated identities rather than transformations of a continuous entity."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Change over time does not entail loss of identity continuity. Stable identifiers, transformation evidence, and temporal linking may preserve continuity."@en . hem:DataQuality_SemanticVulnerability a map:MappingAssertion ; map:sourceCondition hem:DataQuality ; map:targetConcept dio:SemanticVulnerability ; map:relationType map:MayIncrease ; dcterms:isPartOf hem:Mapping ; skos:definition "Data Quality heterogeneity may increase Semantic Vulnerability when missing, noisy, inconsistent, or outdated values make reconstruction disproportionately dependent on a reduced or distorted subset of evidence."@en ; skos:scopeNote "Poor or uneven data quality does not determine a specific reconstruction failure. The realized outcome depends on which evidence remains usable, the observation domain, and the reconstruction mechanism."@en .