Open Case Study

Lin, Chieh-Jen; Chiu, Mao-Lin

doi:10.52842/conf.caadria.2009.393

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“…This paper is a follow-up study to the two previous projects "STR: Spatial Topology Retrieval" (Lin and Chiu, 2010) and "SSO: Smart Spatial Ontology" (Lin, 2013). This paper aims to develop a visual tool entitled "Visual Architectural Topology" (VAT) for the purpose of encoding architectural topologies within design cases of a house case library termed "OCS: Open Case Study" (Lin and Chiu, 2009). By applying previous research results, VAT aims to establish a visual language for representing the topological information of architectural design objects, and also to extend the knowledge representation ability of our design case library.…”

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Visual Architectural Topology – An Ontology-Based Visual Language Tool in an Architectural Case Library

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2013

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Visual Architectural Topology – An Ontology-Based Visual Language Tool in an Architectural Case Library

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2013

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Architectural Knowledge Modeling: Ontology-Based Modeling of Architectural Topology with the Assistance of an Architectural Case Library

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2014

Computer-Aided Design and Applications

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NC simulation emulates the CNC machine tool and the cutter move along its axis. It depicts the material removal to better visualize the machining process. Until now, its main goals are still confined to check an unproved NC program to avoid potential collisions, and to analyze undercuts and overcuts. In this work, by using the simulated output-the in-process model (IPM), and rebuilding a machining feature based model, applications of NC simulation are extended to establish the feedback link from CNC to CAM, which can automatically pass modifications of manufacturing engineers back through the digital chain. In cases when old CAD archives of parts are incompatible with new systems and machines, or are damaged or lost, the original CAD model is neither available nor usable, and the part program is the only data available, rebuilding the feature based model from the NC simulation is necessary. This paper proposes an approach for machining feature recognition from IPM. As per the IPM characteristics, the approach adopts a novel approach of curvature based region segmentation and valuated adjacency graph based feature recognition.

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Topology Pattern Mining: A Visual Approach for Detecting and Retrieving Design Patterns of Spatial Topology in a Case Library

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2012

Computer-Aided Design and Applications

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Open Case Study

Cited by 5 publications

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Visual Architectural Topology – An Ontology-Based Visual Language Tool in an Architectural Case Library

Visual Architectural Topology – An Ontology-Based Visual Language Tool in an Architectural Case Library

Architectural Knowledge Modeling: Ontology-Based Modeling of Architectural Topology with the Assistance of an Architectural Case Library

Topology Pattern Mining: A Visual Approach for Detecting and Retrieving Design Patterns of Spatial Topology in a Case Library

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