A Planning Study Of Applying Topic Maps on Engineering Management Domain-Construction Management

• Main Authors: Shunn-der Lin, 林順得
• Other Authors: Chao-Chi Chan
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2006
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/h6guk3

碩士 === 國立臺灣科技大學 === 機械工程系 === 94 === The domain knowledge applied in a new engineering project is quite extensive. The execution quality and management of the engineering would give significant effects to the success of the whole project plan. Under the professional disciplines,the knowlege workers in every relevant organ's units produce indepentently diverse ocuements to meet the project management needs. In fact, all of these docuements are interelated with others in different departments. Most of critical points revealed in these project exection are aimed at the control effectivity, project progress, quality,the state of execution. Poor qualities of the communication channels and weak connections between porject files among working partners may turn in the undertaker's burden and task faults. Enabling work together efficitively in mangagement of the engineering documents and tasks connectivities beomes the important subjects. This research work is inspired by the success stories built on the Stanford's Protege project and TMtab plugin toolkits, a great Ontology framework to construct shareable knowledge skelton. Topic maps(TM), represented by ISO/IEC 13250:1999(and 2002) standard, describe what an information set is about, by formally declaring topics and associations, and by linking the relevant parts of the information set to the appropriate topics. Topic Maps can help organize and retrieve online information in a way that it can be mastered by information owners and information users. Our work make carefully a TAO (Topic-Association-Occurrenc) model to simulate most of the project management ativities, including document classifications and man-and-task relationships. Finally, a XTM-based website built under OKS(Ontopia Knowledge Suite), an ontology-driven editor environment,is presented in visual way to demostrate the power of topic-maps applied to engineering management domain.