Research map of models for modelling embodiment and function of technical systems to support linked model usage
Research map of models for modelling embodiment and function of technical systems to support linked model usage
批准号:
446789859
负责人:
Professor Dr.-Ing. Sven Matthiesen
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$0.0万
依托单位国家:
德国
项目类别:
Research Grants
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资助国家:
德国
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未结题
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中文摘要
在实施体设计中,往往很难将新的研究与已有的模型研究成果联系起来。这一问题源于可用模型的多样性和缺乏上级结构,这使得建立新的研究项目变得困难。因此,即使可以产生较高的模型特异性研究杠杆,单个研究项目的研究杠杆对于整个模型研究来说也是低的。为了这一研究领域的未来,有必要通过提高与现有研究成果联系的可能性来支持研究杠杆的创造。通过这种方式,可以比较模型并识别连接电位。因此,在设计中建立一种跨越各种模型的联邦主义模型将成为可能,特别是在德国开发和使用的模型将为国际研究界所用。此外,产品和工艺模型研究的兼容性将增加,可以利用协同潜力。这个上级结构的解决方法是现有模型的研究图,这将在本研究项目中开发。这张实施例设计模型的研究图可以作为一个结构化的概述,以识别这些模型的共性、差距和联系可能性。研究项目的基础是对前期工作的文献分析。目前的研究地图是基于模型研究人员在他们的模型文献中提供的信息。为了在技术系统的实施例设计中实现对模型更客观和统一的描述,这些模型将被用于使用两个示例系统进行建模。创建的模型被交给各自的模型研究人员进行检查和完成。然后在专家研讨会上扩展和评估研究地图。最后,将评估后的研究图谱提供给模型研究者。
英文摘要
It is often difficult to link new research to existing research results of model research in embodiment design. This problem arises from the diversity of available models and the lack of a superordinate structure, which makes it difficult to establish new research projects. As a result, the research leverage of individual research projects is low for the entire model research, even if a high model-specific research leverage can be generated.For the future of this field of research, it is necessary to support the creation of research leverage by improving the possibilities of linking to already existing research results. In this way, models can be compared and linking potentials can be identified. A model federalism across the entire diversity of models in design will thus become possible and, in particular, the models developed and used in Germany will become usable for the international research community. In addition, the compatibility of product and process model research will increase and synergy potentials can be used.A solution approach to this superordinate structure is a research map of existing models, which is to be developed in this research project. This research map of the models in embodiment design can be used as a structured overview to identify commonalities, gaps and linking possibilities of these models.The basis of the research project is a literature analysis from preliminary work. The present research map is based on information provided by model researchers in the literature on their models. In order to achieve a more objective and uniform description of models in embodiment design of technical systems, these models will be used for modelling using two example systems. The created models are handed over to the respective model researchers for examination and completion. The research map is then expanded and evaluated in an expert workshop. Finally, the evaluated research map is made available to model researchers.
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