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The Information Modelling Framework (Manual V2.0)

  • The Information Modelling Framework
  • Introduction
    • Introduction
    • Problem Statement
    • Objectives
    • Scope
    • Way Forward
    • Industry Value of the Work
    • Outline and Readers Guide of this Document
  • Background Knowledge
    • Background Knowledge
    • System Thinking
    • Information Model
    • Aspects
  • A New Way of Working using Information Models
    • A New Way of Working using Information Models
    • Using Information Models
    • New Methods, Roles, and Competencies
  • The Information Modelling Framework Language
    • The Information Modelling Framework Language
    • Language and Objectives
    • The IMF Languages Vocabulary
      • The IMF Languages Vocabulary
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The Information Modelling Framework Language

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This chapter defines the vocabulary and grammar rules of the IMF language in Section 4.2 and 4.3. Further, it introduces the Aspect Object in Section 4.4 that is central in the creation of IMF models, and shows the capabilities of the language through the creation of Breakdowns and Topologies in Section 4.5 and 4.6. Table 3 gives an overview of the different terms that is convenient to have when reading the chapter. Appendix C – Structural Specification gives details for how to implement the IMF language. The vocabulary and grammar of the IMF language is implemented using semantic web technologies, see Appendix D – Semantic Web Resources. A mapping of the IMF vocabulary into first-order logic suitable for developing a translation into ontologies such as ISO 15926-14 is found in Appendix E.

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Updated on June 14, 2023
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