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Discourse model for collaborative design

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Michael P. Case *
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Stephen C.-Y. Lu
DOI：10.1016/0010-4485(95)00053-4delete
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A Discourse Model, including a structure and a process, is developed that provides software support for collaborative engineering design. The model shares characteristics of other design systems in the literature, including frames, constraints, semantic networks, and libraries of sharable design objects. It contributes a new model for conflict-aware agents, dynamic identification and dissemination of agent interest sets, a virtual workspace language, automatic detection of conflict, and a unique protocol for negotiation that ensures that interested agents have an opportunity to participate. The model is implementation independent and applicable to many research and commercial design environments currently available. An example scenario is provided in the architecture/engineering/construction domain that illustrates collaboration during the conceptual design of a fire station.
Keywords:
agent
conflict
discourse design collaboration
concurrent engineering
blackboard architecture
KQML
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Computer-Aided Design
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