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Defined byInternational Council on Archives Records in Contexts Ontology (ICA RiC-O) version 1.1rico:
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rico:rankInHierarchy
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https://www.ica.org/standards/RiC/ontology#rankInHierarchy

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rdf:type
owl:DatatypeProperty
rdfs:label
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rang dans la hiérarchie
lang:es
rango en la jerarquía
lang:en
rank in hierarchy
rdfs:comment
lang:en
The rank of a Record Resource, or of a Proxy that stands for it, in a hierarchy.
rdfs:domain
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rdfs:range
xsd:int
rdfs:subPropertyOf
rico:textualValue
rdfs:isDefinedBy
skos:changeNote
blank node
skos:scopeNote
lang:en
The object properties rico:directlyIncludes and rico:hasDirectConstituent, or variants of these which are sub-properties of rico:hasOrHadPart, should always be used to express hierarchies in RiC-O. The rico:rankInHierarchy datatype property should only be used in addition (never independently), for convenience (for example to help display or query a graph). But it should be ensured that it reflects and is compatible with (e.g. computed using) the hierarchical object properties in the intended context (e.g. a hierarchy of Record Parts in a given Record). Thus, if, for example, Record Part A rico:hasDirectConstituent Record Part B, then the rico:rankInHierarchy of Record Part B must be strictly greater than rico:rankInHierarchy of Record Part A, and no other Record Part in that context should have rico:rankInHierarchy between that of Record Part A and Record Part B. For a given Record Resource, rico:rankInHierarchy should never be used more than once. If a Record Resource belongs to more than one hierarchy, a rico:Proxy of the Record Resource should be introduced, and rico:rankInHierarchy have source such a proxy, in all cases except (possibly) the first.