Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose: the Purpose of This Grant Is to Is to Develop a Semantic Evaluation Technology and Tools Designed to Assess and Validate Compliance of Digital Twin Systems With Existing Integration Standards and Measurement Protocols. the Project Will Advance Measurement Science for Manufacturing Systems Integration and Will Focus Specifically on the Application of Semantic Technologies to the Interoperability, Testing, and Validation of Digital Twins.activities to Be Performed: the Project Will Create a Scalable, Extensible, and Modular Ontology System and Tools for Compliance Validation. to Accomplish This, the Project Will Identify Key Terms and Competency Questions for Digital Twins Compliance, Codify Stakeholder Consensus on Key Content for Digital Twin Compliance Ontologies, Generate Knowledge Graphs by Combining Ontologies With Nist Compliance Data, and Evaluate Resulting Knowledge Graphs Against Competency Questions.expected Outcomes: Results From the Project Will Support the Broader Implementation of Data Interoperability Technology by Advancing Semantic Infrastructure, Enabling Reproducible Validation, and Fostering Collaborative Alignment Between Practitioners and Standards Bodies. Intended Beneficiaries: Us Manufacturers and Manufacturing Integration Application Providers. This Project Will Leverage Ontology Engineering Best Practices to Provide a Scalable Foundation for Evaluating Digital Twin Systems in Manufacturing. This Work Will Support More Reliable and Interoperable Digital Models, Ultimately Reducing Waste, Improving Data Quality, and Strengthening Us Manufacturing Competitiveness.subrecipient Activities: the Recipient Does Not Plan to Subaward Funds.
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