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  • A function–behavior–structure ontology of processes

  • John S. Gero, Udo Kannengiesser
  • Journal:
    AI EDAM / Volume 21 / Issue 4 / November 2007
    Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    19 September 2007, pp. 379-391

  • This paper presents how the function–behavior–structure (FBS) ontology can be used to represent processes despite its original focus on representing objects. The FBS ontology provides a uniform framework for classifying processes, and includes higher level semantics in their representation. We show that this ontology supports a situated view of processes based on a model of three interacting worlds. The situated FBS framework is then used to describe the situated design of processes.

  • An ontology of situated design teams

  • John S. Gero, Udo Kannengiesser
  • Journal:
    AI EDAM / Volume 21 / Issue 3 / August 2007
    Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    06 August 2007, pp. 295-308

  • This paper presents an ontological framework for situated design teams in which the team is both the subject and the object of designing. Team designing is modeled using the set of processes provided by the situated function–behavior–structure framework. This is a formal basis for understanding the drivers for change in the product to be designed and in the design team. We specifically focus on changes in a team's structure that emerge from interactions among individual team members and subteams.