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Ontological informatics infrastructure for pharmaceutical product development and manufacturing

An Internet based STEP data exchange framework for virtual enterprises

The building representation for storing design solutions adopted in SEED-Config consists of two levels of abstraction models defined on top of the object-oriented data model The first level is an information model, called the building entity and technology model, which stores design data as they are generated during conceptual design, supports case-based reasoning, and shares data among all design participants This model represents each building entity as a generic container that encompasses its properties, taxonomy, geometry, composition, relationships, and design knowledge applied in generating it The second level is a conceptual model that defines the types of objects, relationships, and data needed to fully represent the information in a given design domain The conceptual model specifies the semantics of the design information for the domain using the syntax defined in the information model The proposed representation also includes a faceted classification scheme to define the controlled vocabula

A Representation for Conceptual Design of Buildings

Information technology support in the chemical process design life cycle

A prototype of a feature-based multiple-alternative process planning system with scheduling verification

Traditionally, when the term ‘integration’ is used to refer to the interoperability of disparate, heterogeneous computer systems, it means the ability to exchange digital data between the systems. For the more sophisticated systems designers, ‘integration’ may mean shared, distributed databases or a federated database system. Within the development of the STandard for the Exchange of Product model data (STEP — ISO 10303), ‘integration’ refers to an information architecture composed of conceptual constructs that is independent of implementation considerations.

Yuhwei Yang

Papers

The STEP Integration Information Architecture