Statistics A data type for extensions to the model based on an organization's administrative needs. A data type for a source of administrative information which is obtained from an external organization (or sometimes from another department of the same organization). A data type for an agent acting in a specific role. A data type for someone or something that bears some form of responsibility for a business process taking place, for the existence of an entity, or for another agent's business process. A data type for access to an item, e.g., under review, open for use. open for use removed under review A data type for access to an item, e.g., under review, open for use. A data type for the quality of an item, e.g., incomplete, valid. incomplete retired superseded valid A data type for the quality of an item, e.g., incomplete, valid. A data type for a result of the analysis of the quality and effectiveness of any activity undertaken by a statistical organization and recommendations on how these can be improved. A data type for a role given to a represented variable in the context of a data structure, which supplies information other than identification or measures. A data type for a proposal for a body of work that will deliver outputs designed to achieve outcomes. A business case will provide the reasoning for undertaking a statistical support program to initiate a new statistical program design for an existing statistical program, or an entirely new statistical program, as well as the details of the change proposed. A data type for a thing an enterprise does, or needs to do, in order to achieve its objectives. A data type for a set of process steps to perform one of more business functions to deliver a statistical program cycle or statistical support program. A data type for a means of performing a business function. A data type for an element of a category set. A data type for a list of categories. A data type for a concept whose role is to extensionally define and measure a characteristic. A data type for a structured, well-defined specification for a proposed change. A data type that records which identifiable artifacts were changed by a change event. It keeps track of the source Identifiable artifact(s) to which the change event was applied and the resulting target Identifiable artifact(s). A data type for a change that has occurred to an identifiable artifact. It relates to the information object(s) that have been affected. A data type for a group of classification series related from a particular point of view. The classification family is related by being based on a common concept (e.g. economic activity). A data type for a classification index entry is a word or a short text (e.g. the name of a locality, an economic activity or an occupational title) describing a type of object/unit or object property to which a classification item applies, together with the code of the corresponding classification item. Each classification index entry typically refers to one item of the statistical classification. Although a classification index entry may be associated with a classification item at any level of a statistical classification, classification index entries are normally associated with items at the lowest level. A data type for a classification index is an ordered list (alphabetical, in code order, etc.) of classification index entries. A classification index can relate to one particular or to several statistical classifications. A data type for a classification item represents a category at a certain level within a statistical classification. It defines the content and the borders of the category. A unit can be classified to one and only one item at each level of a statistical classification. A data type for a classification series is an ensemble of one or more statistical classifications, based on the same concept, and related to each other as versions or updates. Typically, these statistical classifications have the same name (for example, ISIC or ISCO). A data type for an element of a code list. A data type for a list of categories where each category has a predefined code assigned to it. A data type for a designation for a category. A data type for a set of concepts structured by the relations among them. A data type for a unit of thought differentiated by characteristics. A data type for a set of valid concepts. A data type for a person responsible for providing additional information about an information object and/or its metadata, either directly or indirectly by linking to its source. A data type for a correspondence table expresses the relationship between two statistical classifications. These are typically: two versions from the same classification series; statistical classifications from different classification series; a variant and the version on which it is based; or, different versions of a variant. In the first and last examples, the correspondence table facilitates comparability over time. Correspondence relationships are shown in both directions. A data type for a concrete and usable tool to pass information between two sources, usually by a machine to machine mechanism. A data type for a placeholder (or cell) for the value of an instance variable. A data type for an organized collection of stored information made of one or more data sets. A data type for an organized collection of data. A data type for a role of the represented variable in the context of a data structure. A data type for a structure of an organized collection of data (data set). A data type for a value. A data type for a conceptual domain defined by an expression. A data type for a value domain defined by an expression. A data type for a name given to an object for identification. A data type for a placeholder (or cell) for the value of an instance variable with respect to either a unit or population. A data type for a collection of dimensional data that conforms to a known structure. A data type for a structure of a dimensional data set. A data type for a conceptual domain expressed as a list of categories. A data type for a value domain expressed as a list of categories and associated codes. A data type for a requirement for change that originates from a change in the operating environment of the statistical organization. A data type for a means of exchanging information. A data type for an abstract class that comprises the basic attributes and associations needed for identification, naming and other documentation. A data type for a role given to a represented variable in the context of a data structure to identify the unit in an organized collection of data. A data type for a person who acts, or is designated to act towards a specific purpose. A data type for an individual or organization that consumes disseminated data. A data type for an individual or organization that provides collected information. A data type for an outline of a need for new information required for a particular purpose. A data type for an abstract notion that is any organized collection of information. A data type for a set of organized collections of statistical content. A data type for a use of a question block in a particular questionnaire. A data type for a use of a question in a particular questionnaire. A data type for a use of a statement in a particular questionnaire. A data type for a use of a represented variable within a data set. It may include information about the source of the data. A data type for a level. A statistical classification has a structure which is composed of one or several levels. A level often is associated with a concept, which defines it. In a hierarchical classification the classification items of each level but the highest are aggregated to the nearest higher level. A linear classification has only one level. A data type for a type of unit data record for one unit type within a unit data set. A data type for a unit or a group of persons within the organization responsible for managing an information object and its metadata e.g. adding, modifying or deleting metadata about an information object. A data type for an expression of the relation between a classification item in a source statistical classification and a corresponding classification item in the target statistical classification. The map should specify whether the relationship between the two classification items is partial or complete. Depending on the relationship type of the correspondence table, there may be several maps for a single source or target item. A data type for a role given to a represented variable in the context of a data structure to hold the observed/derived values for a particular unit in an organized collection of data. A data type for a type of a measure e.g. mass or currency. The measurement type groups all measurement units, which can be converted into each other. A measurement type can have a standard measurement unit, which can be used for conversion between different measurement units. A data type for a metric for a measurement in terms of an official unit of measurement. A data type for a set of nodes. A data type for a combination of a category and related attributes. A data type for a unique framework of authority within which a person or persons act, or are designated to act, towards some purpose. A data type for a way information sets consumed by a product are presented to information consumers. A data type for a statistical office or other authority responsible for defining, specifying, creating and making decisions about the maintenance of an information object and/or its metadata. Some information objects may have several Owners. A data type for a set of inputs used to specify which configuration should be used for a specific process step which has been designed to be configurable. A data type for a total membership of a defined class of people, objects or events. A data type for a way data and referential metadata are presented in a product. A data type for a specification of the decision points required during the execution of a business process. A data type for a set of decision points which determine the flow between the process steps used to perform a business process. A data type for a process design specifies delivery of business functions. A data type for a process execution log captures the output of a process step which is not directly related to the transformed output it produced. It may include data that was recorded during the real time execution of the process step. A data type for a record of the types of inputs required for a process design. A data type for any instance of an information object which is supplied to a process step instance at the time its execution is initiated. A data type for a specification of the technique which will be used to perform the work. A data type for a process output whose purpose is to measure and report some aspect of how the process step performed during execution. A data type for a record of the types of outputs required for a process design. A data type for any instance of an information object which is produced by a process step as a result of its execution. A data type for a nominated set of process designs, and associated process control designs (flow), which have been highlighted for possible reuse. A data type for an executed step in a business process. A process step instance specifies the actual inputs to and outputs from an occurrence of a process step. A data type for a work package that performs a business process. A data type for a form of process input that influences the work performed by the process step, and therefore influences its outcome, but is not in itself changed by the process step. A data type for a package of content that can be disseminated as a whole. A data type for a mechanism for exchanging information through an exchange channel. A data type for a legal or other basis by which two parties agree to exchange data. A data type for a set of questions, statements or instructions which are used together. A data type for a record of the flow of a questionnaire specification and its use of questions, question blocks and statements. A data type for a sequence of questions, question blocks and statements based on factors such as the current location, the response to the previous questions etc., invoking navigation and validation rules to apply. A data type for a tool designed to elicit information from observation units. A data type for a concrete and usable tool to elicit information from observation units. A data type for a set of details about the text used to elicit a response for the concept to be measured. A data type for a set of relationships between logical records within a unit data structure. It must have both a source logical record and a target logical record in order to define the relationship. A data type for a role given to a represented variable to supply information in the context of a referential metadata structure. A data type for a set of content describing a particular characteristic of a referential metadata subject. A data type for an organized collection of stored information consisting of one or more referential metadata sets. A data type for an organized collection of referential metadata for a given referential metadata subject. A data type for a structure of an organized collection of referential metadata (referential metadata set). A data type for an actual subject for which referential metadata is reported. A data type for a subject of an organized collection of referential metadata. A data type for a combination of a characteristic of a population to be measured and how that measure will be represented. A data type for a responsible function involved in the statistical business process. A data type for a specific mathematical or logical expression which can be evaluated to determine specific behavior. A data type for a sentinel value domain. A sentinel value domain can be enumerated (listed) or described. A Value Domain expressed as a list of Categories for sentinel values or a description thereof. The scope and the meaning of the possible values are defined within the frame of the Conceptual Domain that the Sentinel Value Domain is associated with. A data type for a report of facts in a questionnaire A data type for a set of categories which may be assigned to one or more variables registered in statistical surveys or administrative files, and used in the production and dissemination of statistics. In a standard Statistical Classification, the Categories at each Level of the classification structure must be mutually exclusive and jointly exhaustive of all objects/units in the population of interest. A data type for a requirement, request or other notification that will be considered by an organization. A statistical need does not necessarily have structure or format - it is a 'raw' need as received by the organization. A statistical need may be of a variety of types including environmental change or information request. A data type for a set of activities to investigate characteristics of a given population for a particular reference period. A data type for a specification of the resources required, processes used and description of relevant methodological information about the set of activities undertaken to investigate characteristics of a given population. A data type for a set of activities, which may be repeated, that describes the purpose and context of a set of business process within the context of the relevant statistical program cycles. A data type for a register that is a regularly updated list of units and their properties that is designed for statistical purposes. A data type for a program which is not related to the post-design production of statistical products, but is necessary to support production. A data type for a concept system(s) used for the grouping of concepts and categories for the production of statistics. A data type for a substantive value domain. A substantive value domain can be enumerated (listed) or described. They define the specific valid values (Value Domain) for Instance Variables. The scope and the meaning of the possible values are defined within the frame of the Conceptual Domain that the Substantive Value Domain is associated with. A data type for a type of process input whose content goes into a process step and is changed in some way by the execution of that process step. Some or all of the content will be represented in the transformed output. A data type for a process output (a result) which provides the reason for existence for the process step. A data type for a class of objects of interest. A data type for a placeholder (or cell) for the value of an instance variable with respect to a Unit. A data type for a set of specific values (as a collection of unit data points) related to a given Unit as defined in a logical record. A data type for a collection of data that conforms to a known structure and describes aspects of one or more units. A data type for a structure of a unit data set. A data type for an object of interest in a business process. A data type for a defined class of people, entities, events, or objects, with no specification of time and geography, contextualizing a unit type. A data type for a set of permissible values for a variable. A data type for a use of a concept as a characteristic of a population intended to be measured. A set of extensions to the model based on an organization's administrative needs. An augmentation point for type stat:AdministrativeDetailsType A source of administrative information which is obtained from an external organization (or sometimes from another department of the same organization). An augmentation point for type stat:AdministrativeRegisterType An agent is someone or something that bears some form of responsibility for a business process taking place, for the existence of an entity, or for another agent's business process. An augmentation point for type stat:AgentType An agent acting in a specific role. An augmentation point for type stat:AgentInRoleType An agent in role that administers an identifiable artifact. A code for access to an item, e.g., under review, open for use. An alias associated with the information object. A comment or instruction which provides additional explanations about the information object and how to use it. A date on which the information object was created. A description of the information object. An official document or paper that has been published by an organization. A unique identifier of the information object; assigned by the owner agency. A date on which the information object was last changed. A code for the quality of an item, e.g., incomplete, valid. An identifier in a given local context that uniquely references an information object. For example, Local ID could be a variable name in a data set. A term which designates a concept, in this case an information object. The identifying name will be the preferred designation. There will be many terms to designate the same information object, such as synonyms and terms in other languages. A release date for the information object. A termination date for the information object. A virtual location identifier of the object. A period during which the information object is effective or valid. A date on which the version was created. A reason for making this version of the information object. A version designator of the information object assigned by the owner agency. A result of the analysis of the quality and effectiveness of any activity undertaken by a statistical organization and recommendations on how these can be improved. An augmentation point for type stat:AssessmentType A date an assessment was made. A statistical need evaluated by an assessment. An issue identified during an assessment. A recommendation from an assessment. A result from an assessment. A role given to a represented variable in the context of a data structure, which supplies information other than identification or measures. An augmentation point for type stat:AttributeComponentType A proposal for a body of work that will deliver outputs designed to achieve outcomes. A business case will provide the reasoning for undertaking a statistical support program to initiate a new statistical program design for an existing statistical program, or an entirely new statistical program, as well as the details of the change proposed. A date a business case was approved. An assessment used by a business case. An augmentation point for type stat:BusinessCaseType A kind of business case, e.g. new program, permanent (indefinite) change to existing program, temporary change to existing program. A change definition upon which a business case is based. A date a business case was initiated. A statistical program initiated due to a business case. A statistical support program initiated by a business case. An objective or desired outcome of a business case. A deliverable of a business case. A thing an enterprise does, or needs to do, in order to achieve its objectives. An augmentation point for type stat:BusinessFunctionType A set of process steps to perform one of more business functions to deliver a statistical program cycle or statistical support program. An augmentation point for type stat:BusinessProcessType A business function performed by a business process. A business service used by a business process. A date a business process was ended. A date a business process was initiated. A means of performing a business function. An augmentation point for type stat:BusinessServiceType A business function delivered by a business service. A description of how to communicate with the service. A process design implemented by a business service. A process step used by a business service. A date for a case law. A description of the case laws. An identifier of one or more case law rulings related to the Classification Item. A concept whose role is to extensionally define and measure a characteristic. An augmentation point for type stat:CategoryType An element of a category set. An augmentation point for type stat:CategoryItemType A list of categories. An augmentation point for type stat:CategorySetType An identifiable artifact to which a change event applies. An agent in role to which a change event is attribute. An identifiable artifact upon which a change definition is based. A kind of change that occurred. A concept that informs a change definition. A date on which the change event occurred. A structured, well-defined specification for a proposed change. An augmentation point for type stat:ChangeDefinitionType A statistical need described by a change definition. A change that has occurred to an identifiable artifact. It relates to the information object(s) that have been affected. An augmentation point for type stat:ChangeEventType A source identifiable artifact of a change event. A target identifiable artifact of a change event. A record of which identifiable artifacts were changed by a change event. It keeps track of the source identifiable artifact(s) to which the change event was applied and the resulting target identifiable artifact(s). An augmentation point for type stat:ChangeEventTupleType A unique identifier of the change event that is applied to an information object; assigned by the owner agency. A population that informs a change definition. An identifiable artifact that results from a change definition. A group of classification series related from a particular point of view. The classification family is related by being based on a common concept (e.g. economic activity). An augmentation point for type stat:ClassificationFamilyType A classification series which groups the classification family. A classification index is an ordered list (alphabetical, in code order, etc.) of classification index entries. A classification index can relate to one particular or to several statistical classifications. An augmentation point for type stat:ClassificationIndexType A classification index can exist in several languages. Indicates the languages available. If a classification index exists in several languages, the number of entries in each language may be different, as the number of terms describing the same phenomenon can change from one language to another. However, the same phenomena should be described in each language. A set of additional information which drives the coding process for all entries in a classification index. A summary description of corrections, which have occurred within the classification index. Corrections include changing the item code associated with an classification index entry. A classification index entry is a word or a short text (e.g. the name of a locality, an economic activity or an occupational title) describing a type of object/unit or object property to which a classification item applies, together with the code of the corresponding classification item. Each classification index entry typically refers to one item of the statistical classification. Although a classification index entry may be associated with a classification item at any level of a statistical classification, classification index entries are normally associated with items at the lowest level. An augmentation point for type stat:ClassificationIndexEntryType A set of additional information which drives the coding process. Required when coding is dependent upon one or many other factors. A kind of object/unit or object property. A classification item represents a category at a certain level within a statistical classification. It defines the content and the borders of the category. A unit can be classified to one and only one item at each level of a statistical classification. An augmentation point for type stat:ClassificationItemType True if the item has been generated to make the level to which it belongs complete; false otherwise. An item(s) of other classification versions or variants with which the item is linked, either as source or target, through correspondence tables. A classification series is an ensemble of one or more statistical classifications, based on the same concept, and related to each other as versions or updates. Typically, these statistical classifications have the same name (for example, ISIC or ISCO). An augmentation point for type stat:ClassificationSeriesType A specific context in which a classification series can be designed. A keyword(s) associated with a classification series. A classification of a specific kind of object/unit according to a specific attribute for a classification series. A statistical classification which groups a classification series. An areas of statistics in which the classification series is implemented. A designation for a category. An augmentation point for type stat:CodeType An element of a code list. An augmentation point for type stat:CodeItemType A list of categories where each category has a predefined code assigned to it. An augmentation point for type stat:CodeListType A unit of thought differentiated by characteristics. An augmentation point for type stat:ConceptType A descriptive statement which serves to differentiate a concept from related concepts. A set of concepts structured by the relations among them. An augmentation point for type stat:ConceptSystemType A set of valid concepts. An augmentation point for type stat:ConceptualDomainType A value domain corresponding to the conceptual domain. A measurement type used by a conceptual domain. A person responsible for providing additional information about an information object and/or its metadata, either directly or indirectly by linking to its source. An augmentation point for type stat:ContactType A correspondence table expresses the relationship between two statistical classifications. These are typically: two versions from the same classification series; statistical classifications from different classification series; a variant and the version on which it is based; or, different versions of a variant. In the first and last examples, the correspondence table facilitates comparability over time. Correspondence relationships are shown in both directions. An augmentation point for type stat:CorrespondenceTableType A node set compared by a correspondence table. A note of the date of the correspondence table, if the source and/or target Statistical Classifications of a correspondence table are floating classifications. The correspondence table expresses the relationships between the two Statistical Classifications as they existed on the date specified in the table. A kind of 1:1, 1:N, N:1 or M:N relationship between source and target items. A correspondence is normally restricted to a certain level in the source statistical classification. In this case, target items are assigned only to source items on the given level. If no level is indicated, target items can be assigned to any level of the source statistical classification. A correspondence is normally restricted to a certain level in the target Statistical classification. In this case, source items are assigned only to target items on the given level. If no level is indicated, source items can be assigned to any level of the target statistical classification. A concrete and usable tool to pass information between two sources, usually by a machine to machine mechanism. An augmentation point for type stat:DataHarvestType A placeholder (or cell) for the value of an instance variable. An attribute instance variable of a data point. An augmentation point for type stat:DataPointType An identifier instance variable of a data point. A measure instance variable of a data point. An organized collection of stored information made of one or more data sets. An augmentation point for type stat:DataResourceType A data set grouped by a data resource. An organized collection of data. An augmentation point for type stat:DataSetType A structure of an organized collection of data (data set). An augmentation point for type stat:DataStructureType A role of the represented variable in the context of a data structure. An augmentation point for type stat:DataStructureComponentType A represented variable which defines a data structure component. A value. An augmentation point for type stat:DatumType A conceptual domain defined by an expression. An augmentation point for type stat:DescribedConceptualDomainType A described value domain corresponding to a described conceptual domain. A value domain defined by an expression. An augmentation point for type stat:DescribedValueDomainType A described conceptual domain corresponding to a described value domain. A name given to an object for identification. An augmentation point for type stat:DesignationType A concept from which a designation takes meaning. A placeholder (or cell) for the value of an instance variable with respect to either a unit or population. An augmentation point for type stat:DimensionalDataPointType A population observed by a dimensional data point. A unit observed by a dimensional data point. A collection of dimensional data that conforms to a known structure. An augmentation point for type stat:DimensionalDataSetType A structure of a dimensional data set. An augmentation point for type stat:DimensionalDataStructureType A data type of the described value domain. True if the domain is sentinel (i.e. values used to represent a state in the processing life-cycle e.g. missing data); false if the domain is substantive (i.e. values used to represent an observation of some Unit of interest). A conceptual domain expressed as a list of categories. An augmentation point for type stat:EnumeratedConceptualDomainType A value domain expressed as a list of categories and associated codes. An augmentation point for type stat:EnumeratedValueDomainType A code list from which an enumerated value domain takes values. A statistical classification from which an enumerated value domain takes values. A requirement for change that originates from a change in the operating environment of the statistical organization. An augmentation point for type stat:EnvironmentChangeType An origin of a change. A legal change. A method of change. A change. A software change. A means of exchanging information. An augmentation point for type stat:ExchangeChannelType An information set which is consumed by an exchange channel. An information set which is produced by an exchange channel. A protocol of an exchange channel. An abstract class that comprises the basic attributes and associations needed for identification, naming and other documentation. An augmentation point for type stat:IdentifiableArtifactType A role given to a represented variable in the context of a data structure to identify the unit in an organized collection of data. An augmentation point for type stat:IdentifierComponentType A person who acts, or is designated to act towards a specific purpose. An augmentation point for type stat:IndividualType An individual or organization that consumes disseminated data. An augmentation point for type stat:InformationConsumerType A provision agreement agreed to by an information consumer. An individual or organization that provides collected information. An augmentation point for type stat:InformationProviderType A provision agreement agreed to by an information provider. An outline of a need for new information required for a particular purpose. An augmentation point for type stat:InformationRequestType A coverage of information for an information request. A date information is required for an information request. A subject field referred to by an information request. An abstract notion that is any organized collection of information. An augmentation point for type stat:InformationResourceType A set of organized collections of statistical content. An augmentation point for type stat:InformationSetType A use of a question in a particular questionnaire. An augmentation point for type stat:InstanceQuestionType A use of a question block in a particular questionnaire. An augmentation point for type stat:InstanceQuestionBlockType An instance variable populated by an instance question. A question used by an an instance question. A use of a statement in a particular questionnaire. An augmentation point for type stat:InstanceStatementType A use of a represented variable within a data set. It may include information about the source of the data. An augmentation point for type stat:InstanceVariableType A represented variable from which an instance variable takes meaning. A populated measured by an instance variable. A statistical classification has a structure which is composed of one or several levels. A level often is associated with a concept, which defines it. In a hierarchical classification the classification items of each level but the highest are aggregated to the nearest higher level. A linear classification has only one level. An augmentation point for type stat:LevelType A kind of item code at the level, e.g., alphabetical, numerical or alphanumerical. A structures that indicates how the code is constructed of numbers, letters and separators. A rule for the construction of dummy codes from the codes of the next higher level (used when one or several categories are the same in two consecutive levels). An ordered list of the categories (classification items) that constitute the Level. A node which groups a level. A number identifier associated with the level. Levels are numbered consecutively starting with level 1 at the highest (most aggregated) level. A time the process step ended. A kind of event that occurred during process execution (for example, an error). A code for the event that occurred during the process execution. A type of unit data record for one unit type within a unit data set. An augmentation point for type stat:LogicalRecordType A unit class which defines a logical record. A human readable message for the event that occurred during the process execution. A severity for the event that occurred during the process execution. A time the process step started. A unit or a group of persons within the organization responsible for managing an information object and its metadata e.g. adding, modifying or deleting metadata about an information object. An augmentation point for type stat:MaintainerType A relation between a classification item in a source statistical classification and a corresponding classification item in the target statistical classification. The map should specify whether the relationship between the two classification items is partial or complete. Depending on the relationship type of the correspondence table, there may be several maps for a single source or target item. An augmentation point for type stat:MapType A source node for a map. A target node for a map. A role given to a represented variable in the context of a data structure to hold the observed/derived values for a particular unit in an organized collection of data. An augmentation point for type stat:MeasureComponentType A kind of a measure e.g. mass or currency. The measurement type groups all measurement units, which can be converted into each other. A measurement type can have a standard measurement unit, which can be used for conversion between different measurement units. An augmentation point for type stat:MeasurementClassificationType A measurement unit in which a measurement type is expressed. A metric for a measurement in terms of an official unit of measurement. An abbreviation for the measurement unit, e.g., kg for kilograms. An augmentation point for type stat:MeasurementUnitType A rule for conversion to the standard measurement unit, if this exists. A measurement type for which the measurement unit is a standard. A combination of a category and related attributes. A kind of aggregation. To define the parent/child relationship between nodes, it indicates if applying the part whole relationship, or the super/sub type relationships. An augmentation point for type stat:NodeType A category from which a node takes meaning. A child of the given node. A classification index entry which groups a node. A concept for a node. A designation of a node. A level which groups a node. A parent of the given node. A part of the given node. A set of nodes. An augmentation point for type stat:NodeSetType A concept upon which a node set is based. A level of a node set. A node set related to the given node set. A node which encompasses the given node. A unique framework of authority within which a person or persons act, or are designated to act, towards some purpose. An augmentation point for type stat:OrganizationType A sub-agent of an organization. A way information sets consumed by a product are presented to information consumers. An augmentation point for type stat:OutputSpecificationType A presentation defined by an output specification. A product specified by an output specification. A statistical office or other authority responsible for defining, specifying, creating and making decisions about the maintenance of an information object and/or its metadata. Some information objects may have several Owners. An augmentation point for type stat:OwnerType A data type of the parameter input. A set of inputs used to specify which configuration should be used for a specific process step which has been designed to be configurable. An augmentation point for type stat:ParameterInputType A process controlled used as parameters for a parameter input. A role of the parameter. For example - weight, upper threshold, agreement level. A content of the parameter. A total membership of a defined class of people, objects or events. An augmentation point for type stat:PopulationType A child of the given population. A geographical area to which the population is associated. A parent of the given population. A time period or date to which the population is associated. A unit of a population. A universe which specifies a population. A way data and referential metadata are presented in a product. An augmentation point for type stat:PresentationType An information set presented by a presentation. A set of decision points which determine the flow between the process steps used to perform a business process. An augmentation point for type stat:ProcessControlType A specification of the decision points required during the execution of a business process. An augmentation point for type stat:ProcessControlDesignType A process step invoked by a process control. A parameter used by a process control. A process control design specified by a process control. A process execution log updated by a process control. A process metric used as a parameter by a process control. A process support input used by a process control. A transformable input used by a process control. A transformable output reviewed by a process control. A process design specifies delivery of business functions. An augmentation point for type stat:ProcessDesignType A process method implemented by a process design. A process step that implements a process design. A business function of which a process design specifies delivery. A process step specified by a process design. A business service used by a process design. An output of a process step which is not directly related to the transformed output it produced. It may include data that was recorded during the real time execution of the process step. An augmentation point for type stat:ProcessExecutionLogType An instance of an information object which is supplied to a process step instance at the time its execution is initiated. An augmentation point for type stat:ProcessInputType A kind of process input, e.g. parameter input, process support input, transformable input. A record of the types of inputs required for a process design. An augmentation point for type stat:ProcessInputSpecificationType A specification of the technique which will be used to perform the work. An augmentation point for type stat:ProcessMethodType A process output whose purpose is to measure and report some aspect of how the process step performed during execution. An augmentation point for type stat:ProcessMetricType An instance of an information object which is produced by a process step as a result of its execution. An augmentation point for type stat:ProcessOutputType A kind of process output, e.g. transformed output, process metric, process execution log A record of the types of outputs required for a process design. An augmentation point for type stat:ProcessOutputSpecificationType A nominated set of process designs, and associated process control designs (flow), which have been highlighted for possible reuse. An augmentation point for type stat:ProcessPatternType A business function supported by a process pattern. A work package that performs a business process. An augmentation point for type stat:ProcessStepType A business service performed by a process step. True if this process step has sub-process steps; false otherwise. A process control executed by a process step. An executed step in a business process. A process step instance specifies the actual inputs to and outputs from an occurrence of a process step. An augmentation point for type stat:ProcessStepInstanceType A process output created by a process step instance. A process design specified by a process step. A form of process input that influences the work performed by the process step, and therefore influences its outcome, but is not in itself changed by the process step. An augmentation point for type stat:ProcessSupportInputType A code indicating the data type of the process support input. A content of the process support input. A package of content that can be disseminated as a whole. An augmentation point for type stat:ProductType A mechanism for exchanging information through an exchange channel. An augmentation point for type stat:ProtocolType A legal or other basis by which two parties agree to exchange data. An augmentation point for type stat:ProvisionAgreementType A specified data structure agreed to in a provision agreement. An exchange channel which governs the use of a provision agreement. A specified referential metadata structure agreed to in a provision agreement. A set of details about the text used to elicit a response for the concept to be measured. An augmentation point for type stat:QuestionType A set of questions, statements or instructions which are used together. An augmentation point for type stat:QuestionBlockType A concrete and usable tool to elicit information from observation units. An augmentation point for type stat:QuestionnaireType A record of the flow of a questionnaire specification and its use of questions, question blocks and statements. An augmentation point for type stat:QuestionnaireComponentType A sequence of questions, question blocks and statements based on factors such as the current location, the response to the previous questions etc., invoking navigation and validation rules to apply. An augmentation point for type stat:QuestionnaireLogicType A tool designed to elicit information from observation units. An augmentation point for type stat:QuestionnaireSpecificationType A question referenced by the given question. A value domain of a question. A variable upon which a question is based. A set of relationships between logical records within a unit data structure. It must have both a source logical record and a target logical record in order to define the relationship. An augmentation point for type stat:RecordRelationshipType A source logical record in a record relationship. A target logical record in a record relationship. A role given to a represented variable to supply information in the context of a referential metadata structure. An augmentation point for type stat:ReferentialMetadataAttributeType A child of a referential metadata attribute. A parent of a referential metadata attribute. A represented variable which defines a referential metadata attribute. A set of content describing a particular characteristic of a referential metadata subject. An augmentation point for type stat:ReferentialMetadataContentItemType A child of a referential metadata content item. A parent of a referential metadata content item. An organized collection of stored information consisting of one or more referential metadata sets. An augmentation point for type stat:ReferentialMetadataResourceType An organized collection of referential metadata for a given referential metadata subject. An augmentation point for type stat:ReferentialMetadataSetType A structure of an organized collection of referential metadata (referential metadata set). An augmentation point for type stat:ReferentialMetadataStructureType A subject of an organized collection of referential metadata. An augmentation point for type stat:ReferentialMetadataSubjectType An actual subject for which referential metadata is reported. An augmentation point for type stat:ReferentialMetadataSubjectItemType A value domain which constrains a referential metadata subject. A combination of a characteristic of a population to be measured and how that measure will be represented. An augmentation point for type stat:RepresentedVariableType A variable from which a represented variable takes meaning. A universe measured by a represented variable. A responsible function involved in the statistical business process. An augmentation point for type stat:RoleType A specific mathematical or logical expression which can be evaluated to determine specific behavior. A rule expressed as an algorithm. An augmentation point for type stat:RuleType A type taken from a controlled vocabulary. For example: Input, Comparison, Imputation, Edit, Derivation, Recode A set of structured information used by a system to process the instruction. An expression of the rule that is executed. True if the rule is formatted to be executed by a system; false if the rule is only documentary. A sentinel value domain can be enumerated (listed) or described. A Value Domain expressed as a list of Categories for sentinel values or a description thereof. The scope and the meaning of the possible values are defined within the frame of the Conceptual Domain that the Sentinel Value Domain is associated with. An augmentation point for type stat:SentinelValueDomainType A described value domain from which a sentinel value domain takes values. An enumerated value domain from which a sentinel value domain takes values. An instance variable for which a sentinel value domain provides values. A report of facts in a questionnaire An augmentation point for type stat:StatementType A set of categories which may be assigned to one or more variables registered in statistical surveys or administrative files, and used in the production and dissemination of statistics. In a standard Statistical Classification, the Categories at each Level of the classification structure must be mutually exclusive and jointly exhaustive of all objects/units in the population of interest. An augmentation point for type stat:StatisticalClassificationType A description of the languages available, whether the version is completely or partially translated, and which part is available in which language. A relationship between the variant and its base statistical classification, including regroupings, aggregations added and extensions. A statistical classification copyright. Statistical Classifications may have restricted copyrights. Such Statistical Classifications might be excluded from downloading. Notes the copyright statement that should be displayed in official publications to indicate the copyright owner. True if the statistical classification is currently valid; false otherwise. A classification version from which the actual statistical classification is derived. True if the statistical classification is a floating classification; false otherwise. A detailed description of the statistical classification, the background for its creation or variant, the classification variable and objects/units classified, classification rules etc. A legal act or some other formal agreement by which the statistical classification is covered. A list of the defined types of alternative item names available for the Statistical Classification. Each name type refers to a list of alternative item names. A preceding statistical classification of which the actual statistical classification is the successor. A summary description of the nature and content of changes from the preceding version or update. A statistical classification that superseded the actual Statistical Classification. True if the statistical classification is an update; false otherwise. True if updates are allowed within the classification version i.e. without leading to a new version; false otherwise. A requirement, request or other notification that will be considered by an organization. A statistical need does not necessarily have structure or format - it is a 'raw' need as received by the organization. A statistical need may be of a variety of types including environmental change or information request. An augmentation point for type stat:StatisticalNeedType A business case initiated due to a statistical need. A kind of statistical need, e.g. Information request; External environment change; Internal environment change; Other True if the request was met; false if the request was unmet. A set of activities, which may be repeated, that describes the purpose and context of a set of business process within the context of the relevant statistical program cycles. An augmentation point for type stat:StatisticalProgramType A budget amount for a statistical program. A subject field that provides the context of a statistical program. A set of activities to investigate characteristics of a given population for a particular reference period. An augmentation point for type stat:StatisticalProgramCycleType A business process included in a statistical program cycle. A statistical program designed performed by a statistical program cycle. A start and end reference date for a statistical program cycle. A specification of the resources required, processes used and description of relevant methodological information about the set of activities undertaken to investigate characteristics of a given population. An augmentation point for type stat:StatisticalProgramDesignType A business case upon which a statistical program design is based. A business function used by a statistical program design. A business service used by a statistical program design. A conceptual framework for the Statistical Program (e.g. SNA). A last date of validity for a statistical program design. A first date of validity for a statistical program design. A process design used by a statistical program design. A process pattern used by a statistical program design. A status of a statistical program design, e.g., New Proposal, New-Under Development, Current, Completed, Cancelled, Transferred to Another Organization. An end date of a statistical program. A funding source for a statistical program. An initiation date of a statistical program. A legal framework for a statistical program. A legislative material, e.g. parliamentary tabling documents A related statistical program. A current condition of the program. For example: New Proposal, New-Under Development, Current, Completed, Cancelled, Transferred to Another Organization A statistical program design used by a statistical program. A register that is a regularly updated list of units and their properties that is designed for statistical purposes. An augmentation point for type stat:StatisticalRegisterType A program which is not related to the post-design production of statistical products, but is necessary to support production. An augmentation point for type stat:StatisticalSupportProgramType A business process of a statistical support program. A change definition created by a statistical support program. A subject field that provides the context of a statistical support program. An end date for a statistical support program. A statistical need identified by a statistical support program. A statistical program design impacted by a statistical support program. An initiation date for a statistical support program. A description of the real-world events which lead to the creation of the program A current condition of the program. For example: New Proposal, New-Under Development, Current, Completed, Cancelled, Transferred to Another Organization A concept system(s) used for the grouping of concepts and categories for the production of statistics. An augmentation point for type stat:SubjectFieldType A concept system which groups a subject field. A substantive value domain can be enumerated (listed) or described. They define the specific valid values (Value Domain) for Instance Variables. The scope and the meaning of the possible values are defined within the frame of the Conceptual Domain that the Substantive Value Domain is associated with. An augmentation point for type stat:SubstantiveValueDomainType A described value domain from which a substantive value domain takes values. An enumerated value domain from which a substantive value domain takes values. A represented variable measured by a substantive value domain. A type of process input whose content goes into a process step and is changed in some way by the execution of that process step. Some or all of the content will be represented in the transformed output. An augmentation point for type stat:TransformableInputType A process output (a result) which provides the reason for existence for the process step. An augmentation point for type stat:TransformedOutputType An object of interest in a business process. An augmentation point for type stat:UnitType A class of objects of interest. A unit type that is part of the given unit type. An augmentation point for type stat:UnitClassType A placeholder (or cell) for the value of an instance variable with respect to a Unit. An augmentation point for type stat:UnitDataPointType A unit observed by a unit data point. A set of specific values (as a collection of unit data points) related to a given Unit as defined in a logical record. An augmentation point for type stat:UnitDataRecordType A collection of data that conforms to a known structure and describes aspects of one or more units. An augmentation point for type stat:UnitDataSetType A structure of a unit data set. An augmentation point for type stat:UnitDataStructureType A defined class of people, entities, events, or objects, with no specification of time and geography, contextualizing a unit type. An augmentation point for type stat:UniverseType A child universe of the given universe. A parent universe of the given universe. A unit class specified by the given universe. A set of permissible values for a variable. An augmentation point for type stat:ValueDomainType A measurement unit used by a value domain. A use of a concept as a characteristic of a population intended to be measured. An augmentation point for type stat:VariableType A conceptual domain used by a variable. A concept which is measured by a variable. A unit class which is measured by a variable.