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** For future evolutions, I see that it is possible to program our own exercises (for example "Run at more than 10km for 10 minutes"). For now I just take the info and send it, but it can be important for the ontology **
**For each, water and food I can also ask the goal. I don't know if it's very usefull (I push every day values, the goal is a value that changes little. But maybe for a future service.
There are loads of useful information that behaves in the same way: His favorite meals, the local dishes he accepts (Mexican, Canadian ...), frequent meals. We can also create our own recipes or search for food information in the fitbit database.
A step counter ontology has been requested some time ago. This might be a great chance to finally have something useful in that regard.
Maybe we can use this Activity tracking ontology as basis for the Activity information (Step counting, sleeping patterns, nutritional intake): http://www.productontology.org/doc/Activity_tracker
There was an app called "nutritional advisor", some time back; so in regards to food and drink consumtion there might already be something.
As for the biomedical tracking (Weight and Heart rate) there is already the ont.measurement.health (and ont.profile.health) that already tackles the management of this data.
Activities
** For future evolutions, I see that it is possible to program our own exercises (for example "Run at more than 10km for 10 minutes"). For now I just take the info and send it, but it can be important for the ontology **
Weight
I can also define goal for future evolutions
Food
getFood
GetWater
**For each, water and food I can also ask the goal. I don't know if it's very usefull (I push every day values, the goal is a value that changes little. But maybe for a future service.
There are loads of useful information that behaves in the same way: His favorite meals, the local dishes he accepts (Mexican, Canadian ...), frequent meals. We can also create our own recipes or search for food information in the fitbit database.
Are the last meal recipes eaten interesting?**
Heart Rate
Sleep
User
Data about the user like his city, avatar... I think not realy usefull
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