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Using Ontologies to Enhance Digital Engineering Models

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Daniel Dunbar

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Abstract

The Digital Engineering Framework for Integration and Interoperability (DEFII) provides a framework for using ontology-aligned data in a Digital Engineering context. This presentation will outline the framework, including the different approaches for interacting with ontology-aligned data. It will also briefly discuss how this approach to knowledge representation can yield insight in multi-domain engineering design and analysis, including approaches to model verification and digital thread representation.

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Daniel Dunbar

Daniel Dunbar

is a PhD Candidate in Systems Engineering at Stevens Institute of Technology. His research interests include Digital Engineering and formal knowledge representation as a means to enable better multidisciplinary collaboration. He currently works as a Research Assistant for the Systems Engineering Research Center (SERC) under Dr. Mark Blackburn’s leadership. Before joining Stevens, he worked in the telecommunications domain designing and implementing two-way radio systems.

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