A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
UNIFIED DATA FORMAT IN CAD SYSTEMS
The main problem of data transmission unification is assurance of content consistency for information objects. Data consistency is necessary for development of a subsystem in integrated information systems. The analysis completed by the authors demonstrates that there is no data exchange format in CAD systems covering the whole variety of data to be transmitted via the communication channel. Therefore, STEP protocol (Standard for) (provided by international standard ISO 1030) is proposed for data transmission unification. The protocol determines a neutral data format realized through the product information model. This model incorporates the elements and the configuration of the product, different geometrical models, administrative and special data. All data are described in STEP using object-oriented language EXPRESS similar to the programming language. Access to EXPRESS data is provided by standard methods. EXPRESS language is designated for the conceptual description of the model. Global description is split into subject domains, or schemes. The information model represents interconnected schemes. A scheme consists of a set of elements that may include entities, types, constants, rules, functions and procedures.
UNIFIED DATA FORMAT IN CAD SYSTEMS
The main problem of data transmission unification is assurance of content consistency for information objects. Data consistency is necessary for development of a subsystem in integrated information systems. The analysis completed by the authors demonstrates that there is no data exchange format in CAD systems covering the whole variety of data to be transmitted via the communication channel. Therefore, STEP protocol (Standard for) (provided by international standard ISO 1030) is proposed for data transmission unification. The protocol determines a neutral data format realized through the product information model. This model incorporates the elements and the configuration of the product, different geometrical models, administrative and special data. All data are described in STEP using object-oriented language EXPRESS similar to the programming language. Access to EXPRESS data is provided by standard methods. EXPRESS language is designated for the conceptual description of the model. Global description is split into subject domains, or schemes. The information model represents interconnected schemes. A scheme consists of a set of elements that may include entities, types, constants, rules, functions and procedures.
UNIFIED DATA FORMAT IN CAD SYSTEMS
Pavlov Aleksandr Sergeevich (author) / Malykha Galina Gennadevna (author) / Ignatev Oleg Vladimirovich (author) / Kulikova Ekaterina Nikolaevna (author)
2012
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
Unknown
Metadata by DOAJ is licensed under CC BY-SA 1.0
Research on Unified Storage Format for Building Information Modeling
| Trans Tech Publications | 2013
Format moves forward - The latest developments in AGS format data transfer
Online Contents | 1999
Format moves forward: The latest developments in AGS format data transfer
British Library Online Contents | 1999
Towards a Common Data Exchange Format Between Geographic Information Systems
| British Library Conference Proceedings | 1993
Geographic Data Exchange Format in Taiwan
| Online Contents | 1996