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Ontologiebasiertes Framework für Referenzprozesse und Prozesskonfiguration

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Das Ziel der Prozesskonfiguration ist es, typische Bauprozesse zu unterstützen. Die Bauprozessmodelle sind meistens nur in einer semiformalen Sprache dargestellt, was die weitere Formalisierung zum Zweck der intelligenten Konfiguration der Prozesse erfordert. Die ontologiebasierte Wissensbasis mit Referenzprozessen bietet ein Modell mit klarer Semantik, die die schnelle und effektive Prozessmodellierung ermöglicht. Es wird ein automatisiertes Verfahren dargestellt, das mittels einer Ontologie realisiert und mit zusätzlichen Prozessregeln erweitert wird. Es kombiniert die Menge von Referenzprozessen in einem konsistenten Gesamtprozess auf allen Hierarchieebenen. Die Regeln bieten einen starken Schlussfolgerungsmechanismus, der verwendet werden kann, um intelligente Lösungen zu implementieren und somit die komplexen Bauprozesse zu optimieren.

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  1. Institut für Bauinformatik, Technische Universität Dresden, Dresden, Deutschland

    Alexander Benevolenskiy, Ksenia Roos, Peter Katranuschkov & Raimar J. Scherer

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    Raimar J. Scherer

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Benevolenskiy, A., Roos, K., Katranuschkov, P., Scherer, R.J. (2014). Ontologiebasiertes Framework für Referenzprozesse und Prozesskonfiguration. In: Scherer, R., Schapke, SE. (eds) Informationssysteme im Bauwesen 1. VDI-Buch. Springer Vieweg, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-40883-0_11

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