UML based specifications of PDM product structure and workflow

Eynard, Benoît; Gallet, Thomas; Nowak, Pierre; Roucoules, Lionel

doi:10.1016/j.compind.2004.08.006

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“…PLM and PDM (Product Data Management) systems mainly rely on a central database (gathering the various files from the different experts supports) associate to a management workflow (repositories, versions, access permissions, etc.) [35].…”

Section: Issue 3: Interoperability In the Design Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

Toward proactive (eco)design process: modeling information transformations among designers activities

Rio

Reyes

Roucoules

2013

Journal of Cleaner Production

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To cite this version:Maud Rio, Tatiana Reyes, Lionel Roucoules. Toward proactive (eco)design process: modeling information transformations among designers activities. Journal of Cleaner Production, Elsevier, 2012, 39 (January 2013 The growing number of tools and methods for environmental impact analysis shows the variety of contexts covered by ecodesign. As ecodesign tools are evolving rapidly and manipulating different data, environmental engineers are facing some difficulties to share data efficiently with the current product designers tools. To support this data exchange among software, the capacity of tools to interoperate has been widely improved over the last ten years by software integrations. However, this paper argues that the lack of dynamism and flexibility of those solutions cannot fully face the challenge of designing ecoeffective products. Therefore, this paper proposes a three-step method to build dynamic information exchanges between environmental engineers and product designers activities involved along the design process. This proposal can be adapted to the various ecodesign contexts encountered during the design process. It also gives the capacity to the environmental engineer to use any available information produced by other designers and to give them back an adapted answer to reiterate their choices. In this paper, the proposal has been tested on an industrial case study. The results are used to discuss the benefits of developing such a method in the industry to build a constant proactivity along the design process between the environmental engineer and product designers.

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Section: Issue 3: Interoperability In the Design Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

Toward proactive (eco)design process: modeling information transformations among designers activities

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Reyes

Roucoules

2013

Journal of Cleaner Production

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“…Image processing technologies (between stages 2 et 3, see Figure 1) are continuously evolving, as well as research protocols. In industry, design and manufacturing standards are also updated from time to time, and PLM systems offer solutions to bring flexibility in information management: their data models are object-oriented and they easily enable objects classification and workflow specification (Eynard et al, 2004). The main shift brought by PLM systems is the management of concepts, instead of the management of data.…”

Section: Flexibility Of Information Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Object-oriented approach was shown to be adequate to model and integrate product, process and resource data through UML diagrams (Eynard et al, 2004). The core product model (CPM), which defined form, function and behaviour of a product, has been extended (Fenves et al, 2008) and enables the design of product information-modelling framework to support the full range of PLM requirements (Sudarsan et al, 2005).…”

Section: Product Data Modelmentioning

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PLM as a strategy for the management of heterogeneous information in bio-medical imaging field

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Joliot

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IJITM

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Abstract:The amount of heterogeneous information that researchers in bio-medical imaging (BMI) field have to manage has grown significantly, and their costs remain high. Large-scale sharing and reusing of this information has become unavoidable. Some data management systems have been developed in neuroimaging field, however they miss to integrate the data provenance all along the research works, from study specifications to scientific publication. The manufacturing industry was confronted to similar issues twenty years ago and designed product lifecycle management (PLM) systems to properly share and manage product information all along its lifecycle and among project teams. Therefore, PLM systems are proposed to be a relevant strategy to manage BMI research studies information. The generic, flexible and PLM-oriented data model called BMI-lifecycle management (BMI-LM) is described, as well as a neuroimaging classification which brings flexibility to the information management system. A test implementation into a PLM system is presented, and the feedback from the GIN researchers is discussed.Keywords: bio-medical imaging; BMI; product lifecycle management; PLM; information management; heterogeneous information; data model.Reference to this paper should be made as follows: Allanic, M., Hervé, P-Y., Durupt, A., Joliot, M., Boutinaud, P. and Eynard, B. (2017) 'PLM as a strategy for the management of heterogeneous information in bio-medical imaging field', Int.

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“…PLM includes asset creation through CAD, engineering analysis, digital manufacturing, documentation, images, and PLM involves management of product information along its complete lifecycle. Several aspects of product models have been researched, including handling of evolution of documents in a Product Data Management system [9], a product data framework for logistics planning activities [2], and an ontology based on the Core Product Model (CPM) of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) [28,10]. Rachuri et al [22] evaluated the information flows and the relevant existing standards within PLM, highlighting current issues regarding interoperability and information exchange.…”

Section: Overview Of Pdm/plm and Related Research Workmentioning

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A Modular Product Structure Based Methodology for Seamless Information Flow in PLM System Implementation

Giddaluru

Gao

Bhatti

2015

Computer-Aided Design and Applications

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Product development process deals with large amount of information generated from market survey, concept design, manufacture, test, limited production, production, service, and obsoleting. The information should be stored systematically so that it is easily traceable and reusable for future product development. This paper presents a methodology for seamless product information flow between the three main enterprise information systems such as Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing (CAD/CAM), Product Data/Lifecycle Management (PDM/PLM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) used in the process of innovative product development while implementing PLM. PLM implementation deals with various existing product data and information generated over years both from CAD and ERP systems. Data integration is very challenging in multi-national engineering companies and has important impact on future decisions while creating new processes. The aim is to define a modular product structure that can be used to connect the product information throughout the life cycle that can be reused effectively and efficiently for future similar products.

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UML based specifications of PDM product structure and workflow

Cited by 94 publications

References 20 publications

Toward proactive (eco)design process: modeling information transformations among designers activities

Toward proactive (eco)design process: modeling information transformations among designers activities

PLM as a strategy for the management of heterogeneous information in bio-medical imaging field

A Modular Product Structure Based Methodology for Seamless Information Flow in PLM System Implementation

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