metamodeling

Development of a multifunctional panel for aerospace use through SLM additive manufacturing

Lattice materials can overcome the need of light and stiff structures in the aerospace industry. The wing leading edge is one of the most critical
parts for both on-board subsystem and structure features: it must withstand to the aerodynamic loads and bird-strike, integrating also the anti-ice
system functions. Nowadays, this part is made by different components bonded together such as external skin, internal passageways, and feeding
tubes. In the present work, a single-piece multifunctional panel made by additive manufacturing will be developed. Optimal design and

Robust die compensation in sheet metal design through the integration of dual response surface and shape function optimization

In sheet metal forming, springback represents a major drawback increasing die set-up problems, especially for ultra-high strength steels. Finite Element Analysis is a well-established method to simulate the process during design, and multicriteria optimizations, for example, via surrogate models, are investigated in order to develop integrated design.

Metamodeling and metaquerying in OWL 2 QL

OWL 2 QL is a standard profile of the OWL 2 ontology language, specifically tailored to Ontology-Based Data Management. Inspired by recent work on higher-order Description Logics, in this paper we present a new semantics for OWL 2 QL ontologies, called Metamodeling Semantics (MS), and show that, in contrast to the official Direct Semantics (DS) for OWL 2, it allows exploiting the metamodeling capabilities natively offered by the OWL 2 punning.

Metaquerying made practical for OWL 2 QL ontologies

Metamodeling and metaquerying are gaining momentum in the context of both conceptual modeling and semantic web. Indeed it has been largely recognized that metamodeling represents a very useful tool to formalize complex patterns involving elements of the domain of interest, that otherwise are forced to be excluded from the modeling process, and a number of languages equipped with a spectrum of metamodeling features have been studied.

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