Knowledge engineering environment

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Aiello, L., and Micarelli, A. Knowledge Engineering Environments and Intelligent Tutors. Invited paper in MIPRO-88 11 Professional-Scientific Meeting, New Generation of Computers Symposia, Rijeka, Yugoslavia, 1988 and in ISCIS III, the Third International Symposium on Computer and Information Sciences, Izmir, Turkey, 1988. 

The diversity of the information models at the conceptual level is exacerbated by the diversity of data formats and servi,ce accessibility at the technical level of engineering tools and databases. Current process engineering environments often hide this problem through monolithic software architectures with fixed means of access. These make it close to impossible to include company-specific knowledge or home-grown specialist tools. 

These circumstances define the current environment for our work. Presently, there is much uncertainty about the future role of knowledge engineering technologies within the Agency. The remainder of this paper explores some of the problems associated with the introduction of expert system technologies, and offers a scenario for proliferation of the technology within the Agency. 

Founded in 1999, InforSense markets a workflow engine known as Open Discovery Workflow, originating from Imperial College in London. The company s flagship software product is the Knowledge Discovery Environment (KDE) that supports a number of horizontal and vertical applications for life sciences discovery in addition to a graphical tool for the design and analysis of workflows. 

Saxena, M., and Irani, R. K. (1994), A Knowledge-Based Engineering Environment for Automated Analysis of Nozzles, Concurrent Engineering Research and Applications, Vol. 2, No. 1, pp. 45-57. 

A thought experiment by [Green et al. 83] has led to the definition of the ideal architecture and functionalities of the software engineering environment of the future, namely the so-called KBS A Knowledge-Based Software Assistant). 

Moser, T. Semantic integration of engineering environments using an engineering knowledge base. 

Ekaputra, F.J., Serral, E., Sabou, M., Biffl, S. Knowledge change management and analysis for multi-disciplinary engineering environments. In Proceedings of the Posters and Demos Track of 11th International Conference on Semantic Systems (SEMANTICS 2015) (2015)... 

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