Development of Semantic Description for Multiscale Models of Thermo-Mechanical Treatment of Metal Alloys

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We present a process of semantic meta-model development for data management in an adaptable multiscale modeling framework. The main problems in ontology design are discussed, and a solution achieved as a result of the research is presented. The main concepts concerning the application and data management background for multiscale modeling were derived from the AM3 approach—object-oriented Agile multiscale modeling methodology. The ontological description of multiscale models enables validation of semantic correctness of data interchange between submodels. We also present a possibility of using the ontological model as a supervisor in conjunction with a multiscale model controller and a knowledge base system. Multiscale modeling formal ontology (MMFO), designed for describing multiscale models’ data and structures, is presented. A need for applying meta-ontology in the MMFO development process is discussed. Examples of MMFO application in describing thermo-mechanical treatment of metal alloys are discussed. Present and future applications of MMFO are described.

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Macioł, P., & Regulski, K. (2016). Development of Semantic Description for Multiscale Models of Thermo-Mechanical Treatment of Metal Alloys. JOM, 68(8), 2082–2088. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11837-016-1960-8

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