A formal approach for product model information

Eastman, Charles M.; Bond, Alan H.; Chase, Scott C.

doi:10.1007/bf01579252

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“…It also provides a logical structure for the integrated product information model which is used by application models to fulfill user requirements. 12. KEY WORDS (6 TO 12 ENTRIES; ALPHABETICAL ORDER; CAPITAUZE ONLY PROPER NAMES; AND SEPARATE KEY WORDS BY SEMICOLONS) Framework, Information Modeling, Integration Framework, IPO, PDFS, Product Data, Product Data Modeling, Product Modeling, Standard for the Exchange of Product Model Data, STEP 13.…”

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A proposed integration framework for STEP:

Danner¹

1990

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This paper presents a proposed integration framework for product data modeling. The framework provides for the representation of functional, programmatic, and physical product data across all phases of a product's life cycle. It provides a single coherent approach to product data modeling for the specification of application views. Most importantly, it creates an open system that encourages the innovative use of information. The framework has as its major feature an integrated product information model with four conceptual levels. These include generic product description, property description, representation & presentation, and mathematical resources. A generic product data model is the key element of the framework. It is composed of application-independent facts common to all products. The generic model is a distillation from the models currently under consideration by the STEPi and PDES2 projects.^The generic product data model meets the requirements of multiple application areas by providing for the interpretation of generic facts in specific contexts. It also provides a logical structure for the integrated product information model which is used by application models to fulfill user requirements.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

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A proposed integration framework for STEP:

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1990

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“…In 1991, DEM, which is capable of expressing design process and building information, was proposed [192]. This method attempts to accomplish a conversion between CAD systems, engineering applications and filing by using a typical pattern that includes a comprehensive engineering database.…”

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Advances in building simulation and computational techniques: A review between 1987 and 2014

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Zhai

2016

Energy and Buildings

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“…Will et al is pursuing an ontology-based approach to catalogs [16], though at present not tightly coupled with geometric data or with representation of tolerances and features. In the domain of civil engineering and architecture-engineering-construction (AEC), Eastman et al [17][18][19][20] have been developing methods for linking design entities (such as windows and doors) with semantic information to manage design constraints among multiple users operating simultaneously on a project.…”

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