Discussion
How are events usually represented in an ontology?
Answer: D
Reifying an event as an individual lets properties be attached to it, so one can say the meeting was long, was in London and involved three people, which a bare relation cannot express. That is why event calculus and similar formalisms treat events as objects. Transitions and functions are alternative treatments used in situation calculus and temporal logic respectively. Turning a relation into an object so that it can itself be described is the technique called reification and it recurs constantly.
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