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Translates the EDINT Noise Pollution Ontology (v0.2.0) from
https://github.com/EDINT-Ontologia/edint-ontologia-contaminacion-acustica
a small domain extension of edint-medio-ambiente's EnvironmentalObservation
adding acoustic-measurement-specific properties.

One entity: NoiseObservation (inherits the full EnvironmentalObservation
property set, plus noiseReferenceInterval, noisePonderation,
noiseEmitterPredominantType, noiseRateType, noiseTimeConstantType).

Unlike edint-medio-ambiente's own deliberately-open vocabularies, these 5
new properties are modeled as closed enums — they're small (2-12 concepts)
and represent stable acoustic-engineering standards (ISO 1996, IEC 61672),
not an open taxonomy meant for further domain extension.

Grounded in the source's own real example (a Madrid Plaza Mayor acoustic
monitoring station). A likely typo in that same example (two bare triples
missing their property name) is documented but not reproduced.

Testing

Schema/context/example files parse and validate; example.json validates
against schema.json; standard-metadata.yaml parses; index regenerated.

Translates the EDINT Noise Pollution Ontology (v0.2.0), a small
domain extension of edint-medio-ambiente's EnvironmentalObservation
adding acoustic-measurement-specific properties.

One entity: NoiseObservation, inheriting the full
EnvironmentalObservation property set plus 5 of its own
(noiseReferenceInterval, noisePonderation, noiseEmitterPredominantType,
noiseRateType, noiseTimeConstantType). Unlike edint-medio-ambiente's
own open vocabularies, these 5 are modeled as closed enums since they
represent standard, stable acoustic-engineering categories (ISO 1996,
IEC 61672), not an open, cross-domain-extensible taxonomy.

Real example data used, grounded in the source's own real Madrid
acoustic monitoring station example. A likely typo in that same
source example (two bare triples missing their property name) is
noted but not reproduced.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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