Serving building product information with design knowledge servers

P.A.S. Fridqvist, J.P. Leeuwen, van

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Abstract

Building product information is a valuable resource for building design, but the number of different producers and products makes it hard for a single person to keep informed of all available products. A solution to this problem would be computer-based product information repositories, from which designers could fetch up-to-date information. The Design Knowledge Server (DesKs) approach has properties that make it function as such a product information repository. Compared to other approaches, it provides enhanced functionality that will benefit especially architects in early design phases. The paper introduces the main characteristics of DesKs and describes the way design information is modelled in this approach. It focuses on how a technology called Feature Type Recognition (FTR), which is part of this development, can be used to find product information.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationProceedings of the 4th ECPPM conference: "eWork and eBusiness in AEC", Portoroz, Slovenia, September 2002
EditorsZiga Turk, Raimar Scherer
Pages301-306
Publication statusPublished - 2002
Eventconference; European Conference on Product and Process Modelling in the Building and related Industries, ECPPM; 2002-09-08; 2002-09-11 -
Duration: 8 Sept 200211 Sept 2002

Conference

Conferenceconference; European Conference on Product and Process Modelling in the Building and related Industries, ECPPM; 2002-09-08; 2002-09-11
Period8/09/0211/09/02
OtherEuropean Conference on Product and Process Modelling in the Building and related Industries, ECPPM

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