1. 1. If we export and don’t have an intended or known or anticipated consumer (importer), will this work? e.g., could we say the importer is any process?
2. This is the only stuff we send in RDFS?

2. The three parts of info flow
Process that does the export
Participation + two WholeParts
IE import-export process participation
(process)
Participation
IE exporting part of process IE
IE participation with IE export import process participation
Process that does the import
IE importing part of process
IE import-export process participation
(process)
Step 1: The importing process and the exporting process “participate” with each other
Step 2: The “participating” part of the processes “participates” with an Information Element
Step 3: The exporting process starts before before the importing process

3. Step 3 – before after time IE exporting process IE importing process
one temporalWholePartstartBoundary + one beforeAfter
startBoundary = (IE exporting process, start of IE exporting process)
IE exporting process
IE importing process
 3. Since this is a zero-duration process (an event?), can we say it “completes” before the IE exporting process starts? (thus justifying a beforeAfter)
start of IE exporting process (Event?)
start of IE importing process (Event?)
 3a. Is this necessary since this must complete before this can start
time
+ one more beforeAfter = (start of IE exporting process, IE importing process

4. Already in baseline

6. There looks to be a Step 4
4. Is there a wholePart of the received information to the receiving Agent? That is, the information is now part-of the Agent, e.g., when I studied Calculus, it became “part” of me (some of it, that is.)
Aspects of Information:
Content
Agent
Context of Process
There is an “Information Consumed” relationship that may apply.
The following slides should help.