Analysis of the applicability of domain ontology in copper alloys processing
Stanislawa Kluska-Nawarecka, B. Mrzygłód, J. Durak, Krzysztof Regulski · Archives of Foundry Engineering · 2010
Efficient use of corporate resources in the form of intellectual capital is due in large measure to effectiveness of knowledge codification and distribution systems. Making intellectual resources available to employees in time short enough to enable efficient use is possible due to search tools. The goal is to provide relevant and significant knowledge in right time. Full-text search in the databases, whether the use of directories, no longer fulfills its tasks in a situation where knowledge comes from diverse, often semantically and formally inconsistent sources. The creation of an ontology-based system would eliminate these difficulties. This paper proposes algorithms of development domain ontology of the knowledge of copper alloys, and also analyzes the feasibility of such a system. The estimate benefits of implementation, according to the authors, as well as the main difficulties associated with implementation was presented. Conclusions reached are the basis for a broader study on the feasibility of this class of systems in the foundry industry. Anticipated solution of this problem oriented on the processing of copper alloys, information-share tools discussed in the article must include specific to foundry processes issues, and thus will have an innovative character.