Andreas Schaefer
Felix Engel
Lorenz Bühmann
Malte Weber
Natanael Arndt
Nenad Krdzavac
Simon Bin
Till Grabo
Nils Steinert
CC BY 4.0 - CoyPu Project
CoyPu Ontology
Ontology to describe companies and their supply network, employees, products, production materials, industries, events and relations.
coy: CoyPu Ontology
A relationship between two companies.
has affiliation
A local or international branch of a company.
has branch offices
The city an event, company or critical infrastructure is located at.
has city location
The continent a country, event, company or critical infrastructure is located at.
has continent location
The country a city, event, company or critical infrastructure is located at.
has country location
The company receiving a product, material, resource or service to another company, usually for monetary compensation.
has customer
A production site or manufactoring hub of a company.
has factory
The main or singular office of a company.
has headquarter
The thing impacted by an event.
has impact on
The sector or industry a company is active in.
has industry
A legal relationship between two companies.
has legal affiliation
The place an event, company or critical infrastructure is located at.
has location
A managerial relationship between two companies.
has management affiliation
has osm element
The material, resource or service a company produces.
has product
The region a city, event, company or critical infrastructure is located at.
has region location
The related regional sector, from the Exiobase dataset.
has regional industry
The RegionalIndustry which produces a required preliminary product (expressed by it's RegionalIndustryCoefficient), from the Exiobase dataset.
has requirement
A relationship between two companies sharing the same address.
has same address affiiation
A geographical or administrative subset of a larger region or country.
has sub region
The company supplying a product, material, resource or service to another company.
has supplier
The peroid of duration of an event.
has timespan
A relationship between two companies expressed by a website link.
has weblink affiliation
has wikidata event type
The company sourcing a product, material, resource or service from another company.
is customer of
is identified by
The event impacting a thing.
is impacted by
The company active in a sector or industry.
is industry of
is located in
The event, company or critical infrastructure at a certain location.
is location of
is occuring during
The concern or group a company is part of.
is part of
The company producing a material, resource or service.
is product of
The RegionalIndustry which requires a preliminary product (expressed by it's RegionalIndustryCoefficient), from the Exiobase dataset.
is required by
The company supplied with a product, material, resource or service by another company.
is supplier of
A product, material or resource used in production of another material, resource or product.
is used in
The named actor involved in the event.
has actor
The adaptive capability of a country as defined by Weltrisikobericht.
has adaptive capability
The alert level score of an event (eg. 0/1/2 or green/orange/red).
has alert score
has alternate name
The balance sheet total of a company (at a specified date in a specified currency).
has balance sheet total
The capacity in tonnes of a facility (eg. ports or airports).
has capacity
The monetary capital of a company.
has capital
The CO2 emissions of a regional industry in Gg, from the Exiobase dataset.
has co2 emission
The size of a company according to the EU SME definition.
has company size
The coping capability of a country as defined by Weltrisikobericht.
has coping capability
A product code as defined in CPA.
has cpa code
The instant of initial creation.
has creation timestamp
The currency of a country or monetary value.
has currency
The description of a thing.
has description
The dissolution date of a company.
has dissolution date
The European Business Identifier of a company.
has ebid code
A company's email address.
has email
has end date
has end time
The status of an event (eg. current or past).
has event status
The type of an event (like earthquake or cyber attack).
has event type
The exposure of a country as defined by Weltrisikobericht.
has exposure
The number of reported fatalities which occurred during the event.
has fatalities
A company's fax number.
has fax
The founding date of a company.
has founding date
The Global Identifier number of a company.
has glide id
The German court where a company is registered.
has hr court
A German company register id.
has hr id
The type of a Handelsregisterbekanntmachung (HRA, HRB, AR, GnR, PR or VR).
has hr type
A product code as defined in the EU harmonized system.
has hs code
A unique identifier, preferably taken from an entity's source dataset.
has id
The type of critical infrastructure (like airport, port or powerplant).
has infrastructure type
A country code as defined in ISO 3166-2.
has iso code (2 digits)
A country code as defined in ISO 3166-3.
has iso code
A language spoken in a country.
has language
A latitude as defined in WGS 84.
has latitude
The legal form of a company.
has legal form
The legal name of a company.
has legal name
A legal entity identifier as defined in ISO 17442.
has lei code
A longitude as defined in WGS 84.
has longitude
has mention date
The instance of the last modification.
has modification timestamp
An industrial sector code as defined in the EU NACE standard.
has nace code
The name of a thing.
has name
The number of employees of a company (in a specified year).
has number of employees
The timespan denoting an event as ongoing.
has ongoing span
has osm id
has osm type
a percentage value
has percentage
A company's phone number (should be normalized).
has phone number
The number of people inhabiting a country or city.
has population
The monetary value of a product (at a specified date in a specified currency).
has price
The profit of a company (for a specified year in a specified currency).
has profit
The originating entity of an event snippet.
has publisher
The stated purpose of an organization.
has purpose
The HTML code of a web extract.
has raw html
has required quantity
The revenue of a company (for a specified year in a specified currency).
has revenue
The risk level of a country as defined by Weltrisikobericht.
has risk level
has risk score
A company's social media profile identifier.
has social media url
The source IRI, URL or dataset of an entity.
has source
has start date
has start time
A street address.
has street
The susceptibility of a country as defined by Weltrisikobericht.
has susceptibility
A tag used for grouping and sorting (like "corona" or "covid-19").
has tag
The instant an event happened or was processed.
has timestamp
has unit
The IRI of a web resource.
has url
has value
The VAT ID of a company.
has vat
The volatility of a product price (at a specified date).
has volatility
The vulnerability of a country as defined by Weltrisikobericht.
has vulnerability
The ZIP code of an address.
has zip
The economic status of a company (active or inactive).
is active
Abduction or forced disappearance
AdministrativeRegion
Agreement
Air or drone strike
A logistics hub for air freight.
Airport
Armed clash
Arrest
Attack
A violent interaction between two politically organized armed groups at a particular time and location.
Battle
Change to group or activity
all substances listed in the Schedule 1 of the Chemical Weapons Convention
Chemical weapon
A center of population, commerce, and culture; a town of significant size and importance.
City
A commodity good or production material.
Commodity
An organization engaged in economic activities.
Company
An event of disagreement or disharmony between organizations, persons or ideas.
Conflict
A large landmass of the globe, usually comprising several countries.
Continent
The territory under jurisdiction of a nation state.
Country
An annotation for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals dataset.
CountryStatistic
An organization that sources something needed such as a product or service from another organization.
Customer
Demonstration
An occurrence causing widespread destruction and distress.
Disaster
Disrupted weapon use
An event related to a specific location with a singular occurence.
Event
Excessive force against protesters
An economic sector from the Exiobase dataset.
ExiobaseIndustry
A one-sided violent event in which the tool for engaging in conflict creates asymmetry by taking away the ability of the target to respond.
Explosion or remote violence
A factory or production site.
Factory
An annotation or reification class for specific datasets.
Feature
Government regains territory
Grenade
Headquarters or base established
An industry or economic sector.
Industry
Sector
A facility providing critical infrastructure for production or logistics.
Infrastructure
A multinational conglomerate, a supranational state actor or a cross-border non-governmental organization.
InternationalOrganization
A place on the globe.
Location
Looting or property destruction
A substance or resource which is required for producing other goods.
Material
An extraction site for natural resources, like copper, iron or bauxite.
Mine
Mob violence
A newspaper article, social media posting or press release.
News
Non-state actor overtakes territory
NonViolentAction
Non-violent transfer of territory
An Open Street Map reference.
OsmElement
Other
Peaceful protest
A gas, oil or hydrogen pipeline.
Pipeline
A logictics hub for shipping.
Port
A facility for generating electric power.
Powerplant
Any tangible output or service that is a result of a process and that is intended for delivery to a customer or end user.
Product
A protest is defined as a public demonstration in which the participants do not engage in violence, though violence may be used against them.
Protest
Protest with intervention
A railway track between train stations.
RailwaySegment
An administrative or economic area.
Region
An economic sector located in a specific country or region, from the Exiobase dataset.
RegionalIndustry
The quantified dependency of a RegionalIndustry to another, from the Exiobase dataset.
RegionalIndustryCoefficient
Remote explosive or landmine
A violent event where demonstrators or mobs engage in disruptive acts, including but not limited to rock throwing, property destruction, etc.
Riot
A large natural stream of water emptying into an ocean, lake, or other body of water and usually fed along its course by converging tributaries. Often providing critial logistics infrastructure.
River
An economic activity that is done for others as an occupation or business.
Service
Sexual violence
Shelling or artillery or missile attack
An event of socio-political relevance, from the IECWS dataset.
An activity of a violent group that is not itself recorded as political violence, yet may trigger future events or contribute to political dynamics within and across states.
StrategicDevelopments
Suicide bomb
An organization that provides something needed such as a product or service to another organization.
Supplier
A terminal to connect pipelines.
Terminal
A period or duration.
Timespan
A logistics hub for rail freight.
TrainStation
Violence against civilians
Violent demonstration
ViolentEvent
A current news event extracted from Wikipedia.
WikiNews
An annotation for the Global Trade Alert dataset.
GlobalTradeAlertFeature
For the GTA database, a state act is equivalent to an announcement by a government body. Each announcement documented by the GTA team includes at least one new and credible promise for change in market conditions at home or abroad. Each state act in the GTA database consists of one or more interventions. The interventions represent the used policy instrument plus the direction of the induced change (liberalising or harmful). The clear majority of GTA database entries are state acts with a single associated intervention. For example, the announcement of a new production subsidy to steel producers would be recorded as one state act with one intervention.
StateAct
A trade agreement (also known as trade pact) is a wide-ranging taxes, tariff and trade treaty that often includes investment guarantees. It exists when two or more countries agree on terms that help them trade with each other. The most common trade agreements are of the preferential and free trade types, which are concluded in order to reduce (or eliminate) tariffs, quotas and other trade restrictions on items traded between the signatories.
TradeAgreement
An annotation for the World Port Index dataset.
PortFeature