ASK-IT OWL Ontology for 1.2 - Transportation A concept that models contact information (e.g. e-mail, phone number, etc). Psychological Impairment group. A concept that models a door and its properties (e.g. height, force to open, etc). 850 20 A concept that models a toilet seat. A concept that models an information screen. A concept that models services offered by a station. A concept that models a vehicle used for transport. Cognitive Impairment group. A concept that models a bus. A concept that models an escalator and its properties (e.g. depth, height, etc). A concept that models a journey and its properties (e.g. arrival/departure time, destination, etc). A concept that models vehicle assistance. A concept that models a parking and its properties (e.g. width, winter protected, etc). A concept that models staff properties (e.g. language skills, trained staff, etc). Wheelchair Users. A concept that models pedestrian assistance. A concept that models a ticket machine. A concept that models base footpath properties (e.g. floor contrast, detectable markings, etc). A concept that models website information (e.g. url address, etc). A concept that models a car. A concept that models the characteristics of a toilet bathroom. A concept that models phone properties (e.g. phone number, induction coil phone, etc). A concept that models station assistance. A concept that models the various impairment groups. Vision Impairment group. Upper Body Impairment group. Lower Limb Impairment group. A concept that models a journey node and its properties (e.g. arrival/departure node etc). A concept that models a ship. A concept that models a pedestrian. A concept that models ticket information (e.g. price, type, etc). A concept that models reservation information (e.g. payment method, latest booking time, etc). A concept that models information material. A concept that models signs and markings. A concept that models call button properties (e.g. height, force required, etc). A concept that models a station and its properties (e.g. location, waiting room, etc). A concept that models an airplane. A concept that models an emergency situation. Physiological Impairment group. Upper Limb Impairment group. A concept that models seat properties (e.g. number of seats, weather protected, etc). Communication Impairment group. A concept that contains location information (e.g. x/y/z coordinates, precision, etc). Hearing Impairment group. A concept that models a train. A concept that describes a vehicle hoist and its properties (e.g. maximum load, height, etc). A concept that models traffic lights. mm mm