A function–behavior–structure ontology of processes
John S. Gero, Udo Kannengiesser · Artificial intelligence for engineering design analysis and manufacturing · 2007
Abstract This paper presents how the function–behavior–structure (FBS) ontology can be used to represent processes despite its original focus on representing objects. The FBS ontology provides a uniform framework for classifying processes, and includes higher level semantics in their representation. We show that this ontology supports a situated view of processes based on a model of three interacting worlds. The situated FBS framework is then used to describe the situated design of processes.