An Argumentation Based Approach for Design Change Management in Aerospace Projects

Fiona Browne; Yan Jin; Colm Higgins; David Bell; Niall Rooney; Hui Wang; Fergal Monaghan; Zhiwei Lin; Jann Mueller; Alan Sergeant; Philip Taylor

An Argumentation Based Approach for Design Change Management in Aerospace Projects

Fiona Browne, Yan Jin, Colm Higgins, David Bell, Niall Rooney, Hui Wang, Fergal Monaghan, Zhiwei Lin, Jann Mueller, Alan Sergeant, Philip Taylor

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Abstract

Understanding and managing information contained within large, complex interrelated documents in Aerospace Projects is problematic. Such documents contain vital information regarding business and manufacturing processes. However, some of this information may be incomplete or inconsistent which can have detrimental impacts upon large-scale Aerospace Projects in terms of time and cost. To address such issues this research proposes an argumentation based approach to handle design change management, in which large amounts of information need be effectively and efficiently processed. A use case based within the Aerospace domain has been developed. Furthermore, the areas of argumentation mining, computational semantics and reasoning with uncertainty are explored. The project aims to illustrate the possibility of reducing cognitive and duration effort people are required to exert in order to understand, navigate, search, compare, update, and deliberate on large, complex interrelated documents.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication
Place of Publication	Northern Ireland
Publisher	Queen's University Belfast
Publication status	Published - 30 Jun 2011

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The 11th European Conference on Symbolic and Quantitative Approaches to Reasoning with Uncertainty ; Conference date: 30-06-2011

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An Argumentation Based Approach for Design Change Management in Aerospace Projects

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