An Ontology Based Semantic Data Model Supporting A Maas Digital Platform

• Type: Article in International Conference Proceedings Book
• Date: 2018

Authors

Giuseppe Landolfi (Author) Other; Andrea Barth (Author) Other; Gabriele Izzo (Author) Other; Elias Montini (Author) Other; Andrea Bettoni (Author) Other; Marko Vujasinovic (Author) Other; Alessio Gugliotta (Author) Other; António Lucas Soares (Author) FEUP; Henrique Diogo Silva (Author) Other

Conference proceedings International

Title: 2018 International Conference on Intelligent Systems (IS)

Pages: 896-904

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Authenticus ID: P-00Q-HJ2

DOI: 10.1109/is.2018.8710519

Abstract (EN): The integration of IoT infrastructures across production systems, together with the extensive digitalisation of industrial processes, are drastically impacting manufacturing value chains and the business models built on the top of them. By exploiting these capabilities companies are evolving the nature of their businesses shifting value proposition towards models relying on product servitization and share, instead of ownership. In this paper, we describe the semantic data-model developed to support a digital platform fostering the reintroduction in the loop and optimization of unused industrial capacity. Such data-model aims to establish the main propositions of the semantic representation that constitutes the essential nature of the ecosystem to depict their interactions, the flow of resources and exchange of production services. The inference reasoning on the semantic representation of the ecosystem allows to make emerge nontrivial and previously unknown opportunities. This will apply not only to the matching of demand and supply of manufacturing services, but to possible and unpredictable relations. For instance, a particular kind of waste being produced at an ecosystem node can be linked to the requirements for an input material needed in a new product being developed on the platform, or new technologies can be suggested to enhance processes under improvement. The overall architecture and individual ontologies are presented and their usefulness is motivated via the application to use cases.

Language: English

Type (Professor's evaluation): Scientific

No. of pages: 9