Lanes

A lane is a subdivision of a process or a pool. Lanes have no semantics in BPMN. BPMN 2.0 uses lanes as a way to categorizes flow elements. Most often lanes represent organizational elements, but in principle any categorization may be used for lanes. Lanes may contain nested sub-lanes. A lane set specifies the categorization represented by the lanes.

Class	BPMN attribute name	Implementation in ARIS
LaneSet	inherits from BaseElement	Object type: Lane (OT_BPMN_LANE) Symbol: Lane (ST_BPMN_LANE_1)
	process: Process	The BPMN process model that contains the lane(s).
	lanes: Lane [0..*]	Object type: Lane (OT_BPMN_LANE) Symbol: Lane (ST_BPMN_LANE_1) The source objects in the connection type: Lane belongs to (CT_BELONGS_TO_1) lane
	parentLane: Lane [0..1]	The target object in the connection type: Lane belongs to (CT_BELONGS_TO_1) lane CT: Lane belongs to lane
Lane	inherits from BaseElement	Object type: Lane (OT_BPMN_LANE) Symbol: Lane (ST_BPMN_LANE_1)
	name: string	Attribute type Name (AT_NAME) of object type Lane (OT_BPMN_LANE)
	partitionElement: BaseElement [0..1]	Not considered in the 1st version of the BPMN 2.0 implementation.
	partitionElementRef: BaseElement [0..1]	Not considered in the 1st version of the BPMN 2.0 implementation.
	childLaneSet: LaneSet [0..1]	The source objects in the connection type: Lane belongs to (CT_BELONGS_TO_1) lane
	flowElementRefs: FlowElement [0..*]	The source objects in the following belongs to (CT_BELONGS_TO_1) connection types: * Function belongs to lane * Event belongs to lane * Rule belongs to lane * Cluster/data model belongs to lane * Information carrier belongs to lane