Ontology-Based Knowledge Modeling for Collaborative Product Development

Zeng, Qing Liang; Lv, Kun; Li, Yan Feng

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Ontology-Based Knowledge Modeling for Collaborative Product Development

Periodical	Key Engineering Materials (Volume 455)
Main Theme	Manufacturing Automation Technology Development
Edited by	Bo Zhao, Guanglin Wang, Wei Ma, Zhibo Yang and Yanyan Yan
Pages	662-666
DOI	10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.455.662
Citation	Kun Lv et al., 2010, Key Engineering Materials, 455, 662
Online since	December, 2010
Authors	Kun Lv, Qing Liang Zeng, Yan Feng Li
Keywords	Collaborative Product Development, Knowledge Share, Ontology Application, Ontology Engineering, Ontology Modeling
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Abstract

The process of Collaborative Product Development (CPD) comprises highly creative and knowledge-intensive tasks that involve extensive information exchange and communication among distributed teams. Traditional information management systems fail to provide adequate capability to support CPD, due to their inflexible data structures and hard-wired usage procedures, as well as their restricted ability to integrate process and product information. An ontology-based method of knowledge management is proposed to support CPD. The key idea hiding in the method is a flexible ontology-based schema with formally defined semantics that enables the capture and reuse of design knowledge. A part of CPD-oriented ontology library represented by UML is displayed.