recreation
Let an agent help people find recreation opportunities, access rules, safety guidance and inclusive options, without personal medical advice.
Research draft, second pass
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Purpose and description
Let an agent help people find recreation opportunities, access rules, safety guidance and inclusive options, without personal medical advice.
Activities done for enjoyment, relaxation and wellbeing in leisure time, such as sports, games, outdoor activities, hobbies, travel and cultural pursuits, whether organised or informal.
What it is for: Wellbeing, social connection and enjoyment.
It can be find local recreation activities and facilities; check access rights and rules outdoors; find safety guidance for activities; find inclusive and adaptive recreation.
Distinguishing features
Done in free time
Voluntary
Supports wellbeing
Very diverse
What it looks like
Parks, trails, sports fields, community centres and clubs.
How it is recognised
Leisure activities
Parks and recreation facilities
Paid work and compulsory activities are not recreation
Related models
is a kind of - category
takes place in - place
includes - kind
supports - benefit
In practice
Families and kinds
outdoor recreation
recreational sport
hobbies and crafts
cultural recreation
inclusive and adaptive recreation
Standards and regulation
Rights of access to land and countryside codes
Accessibility law for facilities
Activity safety and licensing rules
Failure modes and hazards
Outdoor accidents
Inaccessible facilities
Outdated opening information
Also called
+15
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Find Opportunities.
Local options vary.
Local
Activities.
Local
Local options.
- Which recreation activities and facilities are available nearby? provenance
- What do they cost? provenance
Clubs
Organised groups.
Clubs
Clubs.
- Which clubs or groups organise this activity? provenance
- Are beginners welcome? provenance
Access Rules.
Rules govern access.
Rights
Access rights.
Rights
Access rights.
- What rights of access apply to land or water here? provenance
- Which code of conduct applies? provenance
Inclusive
Adaptive options.
Inclusive
Inclusive recreation.
- Which inclusive or adaptive options exist for disabled people? provenance
- Is the facility accessible? provenance
Safety Risks.
Safety matters.
Emergency
Accidents.
Emergency
Emergencies.
- Is someone injured or lost outdoors? boundary
- Which emergency or mountain rescue number should be called? action
Prepare
Preparation.
Prepare
Preparation.
- What weather, equipment and skills are needed for this activity? provenance
- Which safety guidance applies? provenance
Well-being Benefits.
Evidence supports benefits.
Benefits
Health benefits.
Benefits
Benefits.
- What do health authorities say about physical activity and recreation? provenance
- How strong is the evidence? boundary
Personal
Health conditions.
Personal
Personal advice limits.
- Does the person have a health condition that needs medical advice before starting? boundary
- How should the agent refer them to a clinician? action
What the second pass must settle
- Should activity types be separate entries?
- How should local facilities be linked?
- How should access rules be localised?