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who are three prominent members of the IOF community. | who are three prominent members of the IOF community. In addition Alex Kitt of Buffalo Manufacturing Works will speak on | ||
:The Additive Manufacturing Data Landscape: Current State, Challenges, and Opportunity for the Industrial Ontologies Foundry | |||
We will begin with a working session focusing on IOF issues such as the ontology of computer-aided design. | We will begin with a working session focusing on IOF issues such as the ontology of computer-aided design. | ||
During the afternoon we will organize a public session designed to introduce UB faculty and students to the IOF and to the new ISO top-level ontology standard (ISO/IEC 21838). | During the afternoon we will organize a public session designed to introduce UB faculty and students to the IOF and to the new ISO top-level ontology standard (ISO/IEC 21838). | ||
Revision as of 21:57, 29 January 2020
Venue: Jeannette Martin Room, 5th Floor, Capen Hall, University at Buffalo, NY 14260
Date: March 5, 2020
The Industrial Ontologies Foundry (IOF) is an initiative to create a suite of ontologies to support digital manufacturing. On May 5 an IOF working meeting will be held at UB featuring
- Hyunmin Cheung (Autodesk)
- Martin Hardwick (STEP Tools / Rensellaer Polytechnic Institute)
- Dusan Sormaz (Ohio University)
who are three prominent members of the IOF community. In addition Alex Kitt of Buffalo Manufacturing Works will speak on
- The Additive Manufacturing Data Landscape: Current State, Challenges, and Opportunity for the Industrial Ontologies Foundry
We will begin with a working session focusing on IOF issues such as the ontology of computer-aided design.
During the afternoon we will organize a public session designed to introduce UB faculty and students to the IOF and to the new ISO top-level ontology standard (ISO/IEC 21838).
