2005
DOI: 10.1504/ijpd.2005.007248
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Information models for product representation: core and assembly models

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“…CPM provides a support to functional reasoning about a product in the conceptual stages of design as well as the recording and modelling of its behaviour in the post-design stage ). An extension of CPM, called the Open Assembly Model (OAM), was then created in order to include assembly representation (Rachuri et al 2005). A unified view of these two information models CPM and OAM has been implemented as a basis of a product information-modelling integration framework for PLM.…”
Section: Ontology-based Product Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…CPM provides a support to functional reasoning about a product in the conceptual stages of design as well as the recording and modelling of its behaviour in the post-design stage ). An extension of CPM, called the Open Assembly Model (OAM), was then created in order to include assembly representation (Rachuri et al 2005). A unified view of these two information models CPM and OAM has been implemented as a basis of a product information-modelling integration framework for PLM.…”
Section: Ontology-based Product Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The target of CPM is to form foundation concept supporting PLM (Product Lifecycle Management). The framework of CPM is ''not tied to any vendor software; open; nonproprietary; simple; generic; expandable; independent of any one product development process; and capable of capturing the engineering context that is most commonly shared in product development activities'' [39].…”
Section: Core Product Model (Cpm)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It mainly defines the information structure consisting of artifact, feature, behavior, requirement, specification, form, geometry, material, function and flow. In existing studies of modeling for different domains, many child OBJs are derived from these OBJs in various CPM-based models, which include OAM [39,43], PFEM [44], DAIM [45,46], ESM [47], and so on. Although child OBJs are different in models, they all inherit the original relationships between CPM OBJs.…”
Section: Cpm Partmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Design-Analysis Integration Model (DAIM) is a conceptual data architecture for design-analysis integration [21]. The class diagram of the DAIM is shown in Figure 4.…”
Section: Design -Analysis Integration Model Proposed At Nistmentioning
confidence: 99%