Titlebook: Semantic Modeling and Interoperability in Product and Process Engineering; A Technology for Eng Yongsheng Ma Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Lond

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1860-5168 readers in real-world scenarios..?.By expanding on well-known feature-based design and manufacturing approach, .Semantic Modeling and Interoperability in Product and Process Engineering .provides a valuable re978-1-4471-5909-4978-1-4471-5073-2Series ISSN 1860-5168 Series E-ISSN 2196-1735

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Introduction to Engineering Informatics,n addition, a special engineering informatics application domain, chemical engineering, is reviewed in order to illustrate an industry-specific scenario. Two fundamental technologies of engineering informatics, object-oriented (OO) software engineering and semantic modeling, are briefly introduced.

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Features and Interoperability of Computer Aided Engineering Systems,bility is the major issue addressed. An innovated integration framework was proposed based on semantic modeling and unified feature technology, and designed to support semantics, patterns, association, and change propagation. Associations between semantic features were illustrated by an example of equipment design.

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1860-5168 system integration and information sharing.Presents a set o.In the past decade, feature-based design and manufacturing has gained some momentum in various engineering domains to represent and reuse semantic patterns with effective applicability. However, the actual scope of feature application is s

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Introduction to Engineering Informatics,n science sub-domain that is scoped to address the information technology (IT) knowledge, methods, models, and algorithms that support engineering and management activities ranging from customer requirements to design and production operations. In this work, a number of key application areas of engi

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A Review of Data Representation of Product and Process Models,commonly recognized, unified, and global definitions of product entities and process resources and also can be interpreted by various computer programs. For product modeling, four classes of modeling methods are reviewed, i.e., solid product modeling, feature-based product modeling, knowledge-based

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