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Horacio Pascual Leone
Researcher at National Technological University
Publications - 90
Citations - 756
Horacio Pascual Leone is an academic researcher from National Technological University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Ontology (information science) & Software architecture. The author has an hindex of 10, co-authored 90 publications receiving 701 citations. Previous affiliations of Horacio Pascual Leone include National Scientific and Technical Research Council & Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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MODEL.LA. A modeling language for process engineering—I. The formal framework
TL;DR: The language can be viewed as a very high-level special-purpose language, that moves the user several levels away from the inherent programming language (e.g. LISP, as in this case, Pascal or C).
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PRoduct ONTOlogy: Defining product-related concepts for logistics planning activities
TL;DR: The extended model provides the foundations for a distributed product data management (DPDM) system and is fully consistent with the idea of managing product information according to two hierarchies: the abstraction hierarchy (AS) and the structural hierarchy (SH).
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MODEL.LA. A modeling language for process engineering—II. Multifaceted modeling of processing systems
TL;DR: This paper shows how the formal framework of MODEL.LA.LA is being used to construct multifaceted models of processing systems, which can access multiple views of a model; generate contextual models; establish consistency among multiple, concurrent models developed at different levels of abstraction.
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PRONTO: An ontology for comprehensive and consistent representation of product information
TL;DR: This contribution presents a ConceptBase formal specification of PRONTO that focuses on the structural hierarchy of products, and includes mechanisms to infer structural information from the explicit knowledge represented at each of the AH levels: Family, VariantSet and Product.
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A model for capturing and representing the engineering design process
TL;DR: This proposal introduces specific procedures to handle various situations appearing in cooperative environments and offers an explicit mechanism to represent and trace the different model versions that have participated in the design process.