The Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) is a standard providing an open vendor-independent file format and data model for data interoperability and exchange for Architecture/Engineering/Construction and Facility Management. Some works in the literature addressed the conversion of the standard to the Web Ontology Language, but there is still need of an in depth ontological analysis of its constructs. With this work we start such an analysis focusing on the IFC type/occurrence distinction. The goal is to increase the correct understanding and use of the standard while ensuring logical coherence, ontological soundness and conceptual clarity.
The construction industry has invested considerable effort into integration of project information i...
The definition of shared dictionaries able to facilitate communication in the construction sector ha...
The industry foundation classes (IFC) data schema is generic, designed to support the full range of ...
The industry foundation classes (IFC) file format is one of the most complex and ambitious IT standa...
In this paper we describe and discuss an OWL notation of IFCs, its advantages over generic XML schem...
Architecture, Engineering, Construction (AEC) and Facilities Management (FM) involve domains that re...
IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) is an open and standardized data model intended to enable interope...
IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) is an open and standardized data model intended to enable interope...
The upcoming next generation of the internet, often referred to as the Semantic Web, will bring a lo...
There are two major candidates for Core Ontologies for the construction and facilities management se...
The Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) data model has been in development by an industry consortium s...
An increasing number of information management and information exchange applications in construction...
The essence of the 21st century is knowledge economy. Knowledge has become the key resource of econo...
The buildingSMART Technical Roadmap, published in April 2020, was the start of multiple modernizatio...
The Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) data model has been in development by an industry consortium s...
The construction industry has invested considerable effort into integration of project information i...
The definition of shared dictionaries able to facilitate communication in the construction sector ha...
The industry foundation classes (IFC) data schema is generic, designed to support the full range of ...
The industry foundation classes (IFC) file format is one of the most complex and ambitious IT standa...
In this paper we describe and discuss an OWL notation of IFCs, its advantages over generic XML schem...
Architecture, Engineering, Construction (AEC) and Facilities Management (FM) involve domains that re...
IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) is an open and standardized data model intended to enable interope...
IFC (Industry Foundation Classes) is an open and standardized data model intended to enable interope...
The upcoming next generation of the internet, often referred to as the Semantic Web, will bring a lo...
There are two major candidates for Core Ontologies for the construction and facilities management se...
The Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) data model has been in development by an industry consortium s...
An increasing number of information management and information exchange applications in construction...
The essence of the 21st century is knowledge economy. Knowledge has become the key resource of econo...
The buildingSMART Technical Roadmap, published in April 2020, was the start of multiple modernizatio...
The Industry Foundation Classes (IFC) data model has been in development by an industry consortium s...
The construction industry has invested considerable effort into integration of project information i...
The definition of shared dictionaries able to facilitate communication in the construction sector ha...
The industry foundation classes (IFC) data schema is generic, designed to support the full range of ...