TopologicPy Ontology Specification

A graph representing adjacency relations.

A computed metric associated with geometry, topology, graphs, or buildings.

An opening, void, or aperture associated with another topology.

A semantic or analytical key-value attribute associated with an entity.

A beam or horizontal/linear structural member.

A topology that bounds another topology.

A building-level spatial container.

A volumetric topological entity bounded by faces.

A collection of cells, typically sharing faces.

A graph representing movement or circulation relations.

A zone primarily used for movement or circulation.

A heterogeneous collection of topologies.

A column or vertical structural member.

A graph representing connectivity relations.

The modelling, analytical, or computational context in which entities are interpreted.

A spatial reference frame for coordinates and transformations.

A key-value container for semantic, analytical, and provenance metadata.

A relationship with a start node and an end node.

A door or access element.

A one-dimensional topology connecting two vertices.

A numerical or categorical feature associated with a graph edge.

A physical or conceptual building element.

Building equipment or operational systems.

An external boundary of a topology.

A bounded two-dimensional surface, optionally with internal boundaries.

A zone grouped by function or programme.

Furniture or furnishing elements.

A graph composed of nodes and relationships, commonly represented in TopologicPy by vertices and edges.

A dataset containing graphs, nodes, edges, labels, and features.

A numerical or categorical feature associated with a graph.

A regular spatial subdivision or sampling structure.

A shared boundary or interface between zones, elements, or topologies.

An internal boundary, hole, or void boundary.

A visibility polygon, volume, or related visibility field from an observer point.

A graph integrating entities, semantics, provenance, and relationships.

A matrix, typically used for geometric transformations.

A graph node, often represented by a TopologicPy Vertex.

A numerical or categorical feature associated with a graph node.

An opening element or void.

An ordered sequence of graph nodes and relationships.

A project-level container for a model, dataset, or computational study.

A validation, quality-control, or model-checking issue.

A railing, guard, or balustrade.

A graph relationship, often represented by a TopologicPy Edge.

A roof element.

A room or occupiable space.

A sensor or observation point.

A connected collection of faces forming a segmented surface.

A site or land parcel containing buildings or spatial zones.

A slab, floor, ceiling, or plate-like element.

A building space, usually corresponding to an IFC space or room-like domain.

A spatial network metric commonly used in space syntax analysis.

A graph representing spatial relations.

A stair or stair flight.

A building storey or level.

A surface used as a geometric, analytical, or building-domain entity.

A thermal analysis zone.

The superclass for TopologicPy topological entities.

A geometric or topological transformation.

A relationship without intrinsic direction.

A rule used to validate model content, geometry, topology, semantics, or provenance.

A mathematical vector with magnitude and direction.

A zero-dimensional topology representing a point in 3D space.

A graph representing visibility relations.

A vertical or near-vertical building element separating or bounding spaces.

A window or transparent/translucent opening element.

A connected sequence or collection of edges.

A spatial region or bounded domain.

Indicates that two topologies are adjacent.

Indicates that one topology bounds another.

Associates a relationship with one of the nodes it connects.

Indicates that one node is connected to another node.

Indicates topological, geometric, or semantic containment.

Associates a topology or zone with a contained element.

Associates a zone with a contained zone.

Associates an entity with the entity, file, model, or process it was derived from.

Associates a directed relationship with its end node.

Associates an entity with the method, agent, or process that generated it.

Associates a topology with an aperture.

Associates an entity with an attribute.

Associates a topology with a cell.

Associates a topology with a cell complex.

Associates an entity with a context.

Associates an entity with a TopologicPy dictionary.

Associates a topology or graph with an edge.

Associates a topology with an external boundary.

Associates a topology with a face.

Associates a cluster with a free or heterogeneous contained topology.

Associates a topology with an interface.

Associates a topology with an internal boundary, hole, or void boundary.

Associates a transform with a matrix.

Associates an entity with a computed metric.

Associates a graph with a node.

Associates a graph with a path.

Associates an entity with a quality issue.

Associates a graph with a relationship.

Associates a topology with a shell.

Associates a relationship with a source node.

Associates a topology with a subtopology.

Associates a relationship with a target node.

Associates an entity with a topology.

Associates a topology with a transformation.

Associates an entity with a vector.

Associates a topology or graph with a vertex.

Associates a topology with a wire.

Indicates that two topologies intersect.

Associates an aperture with the topology it belongs to.

Associates an attribute with the entity it describes.

Indicates that one topology is bounded by another.

Associates a cell complex with its parent topology.

Associates a cell with its parent topology.

Inverse of contains.

Associates a context with an entity.

Associates a dictionary with the entity it describes.

Associates an edge with its parent topology or graph.

Associates an element with its container.

Associates an external boundary with the topology it bounds.

Associates a face with its parent topology.

Associates a topology with a containing cluster.

Associates an interface with the topology, zone, or element it interfaces.

Associates an internal boundary with the topology it bounds.

Associates a matrix with a transform.

Associates a metric with the entity it describes.

Associates a node with a graph.

Associates a path with a graph.

Associates a quality issue with an entity.

Associates a relationship with a graph.

Associates a shell with its parent topology.

Associates a topology with a parent topology.

Inverse of hasTopology.

Associates a transformation with a topology.

Associates a vector with an entity.

Associates a vertex with its parent topology or graph.

Associates a wire with its parent topology.

Associates a zone with a containing zone.

Indicates that two topologies overlap.

Associates a directed relationship with its start node.

Indicates that two topologies touch.

Associates an entity with a validation rule.

Associates a validation rule with the entity it validates.

The area of a face, shell, surface, or spatial entity.

An azimuth angle.

A betweenness centrality score.

A broad semantic category.

A spatial choice metric.

A closeness centrality score.

A human-readable comment.

A community or cluster assignment.

A compactness metric.

A connectivity metric.

A control value in spatial graph analysis.

A numerical traversal or optimisation cost.

The creation timestamp.

The graph degree of a node.

The depth of an entity or graph traversal.

The diameter of a circular or spherical entity.

An eigenvector centrality score.

The TopologicPy method or process that generated the entity.

The height of an entity or bounding box.

A local identifier.

The IFC entity class name, for example IfcSpace.

The IFC GlobalId.

The IFC Name attribute.

The IFC type, object type, or type object label.

The incoming degree of a node.

An inclination or tilt angle.

A spatial integration metric.

The area of an isovist.

The perimeter of an isovist.

A machine-readable quality issue code.

A human-readable quality issue message.

A human-readable label.

The length of an edge, wire, path, or other linear entity.

The number of decimal places used for rounding.

The modification timestamp.

The X component of a normal vector.

The Y component of a normal vector.

The Z component of a normal vector.

The ontology class as a compact string, typically top:ClassName.

The outgoing degree of a node.

A PageRank score.

The perimeter of a face, boundary, or region.

The radius of a circular, spherical, or radial entity.

The expression or description of a validation rule.

The severity of a quality issue.

A shortest-path distance or cost.

A source identifier.

The source file from which an entity was read or generated.

A geometric or numerical tolerance.

The U coordinate in a parametric or local coordinate system.

A unit label or unit symbol.

A URI identifying an entity.

A UUID derived from, or assigned to, an entity.

The V coordinate in a parametric or local coordinate system.

A version string.

A visibility metric.

The volume of a cell, cell complex, or spatial entity.

The W coordinate or scalar component.

A numerical edge or relationship weight.

The width of an entity or bounding rectangle.

The X coordinate of a vertex or point.

The Y coordinate of a vertex or point.

The Z coordinate of a vertex or point.