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<p>C010ss: </p> <hr /> <div>= Engineering ontologies = <br /> <br /> The engineering ontologies are a set of small and reusable ontologies for representing engineering artifacts.<br /> <br /> * '''The Components ontology''' – defines the part-whole relationship and is used to represent the decomposition structure of systems<br /> <br /> * '''The Connections ontology''' – defines the topology of a system and describes how components of a system are connected to each other<br /> <br /> * '''The Requirements ontology''' – used for representing requirements and their various relationships, as well as the relationships between requirements and systems<br /> <br /> * '''The Constraints ontology''' – used for defining constraints on different model elements, for instance, constraints on model parameters expressed as mathematical relationships<br /> <br /> <br /> The ontologies are described in [http://opus.kobv.de/tuberlin/volltexte/2006/1437/pdf/tudorache_tania.pdf this document] in Chapter 4. Use cases for the ontologies are described in Chapter 6.<br /> <br /> The engineering ontologies have been developed using the Protege frames formalism. Protege can be downloaded from the [http://protege.stanford.edu Protege website].<br /> <br /> <br /> '''Download''': [http://protegewiki.stanford.edu/images/9/9f/EngineeringOntologies.zip EngineeringOntologies.zip] - The archive contains a small example project (EngineTransmission_3.pprj) that uses the engineering ontologies.<br /> <br /> <br /> Author: Tania Tudorache &lt;tudorache _at_ stanford.edu&gt;<br /> <br /> Date: 2008.06.04<br /> [http://www.nexus-insurance.net/ Attorney liability insurance]</div>

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