CAD 2002: Dresden, Germany

Ralph Stelzer, Dieter Fichtner (Eds.): CAD 2002: Corporate Engineering Research, Dresden, March 4-5, 2002. GI German Informatics Society 2002, ISBN 3-86005-298-5

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  editor    = {Ralph Stelzer and
               Dieter Fichtner},
  title     = {CAD 2002: Corporate Engineering Research, Dresden, March 4-5,
               2002},
  booktitle = {CAD},
  publisher = {GI German Informatics Society},
  year      = {2002},
  isbn      = {3-86005-298-5},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
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M. Yoshimura: Collaborative optimization for product design and manufacturing. 1-16

Basics

Jernej Kovse, Theo Härder, Norbert Ritter: Supporting Mass Customomization by Generating Adjusted Repositories for Product Configuration. 17-26
Jürgen Gausemeier, Ulrich Frank: Integrative Specification of Intelligent Mechanical Engineering Products. 27-44
T. Brix, Beat Brüderlin: Representation and Analysis of Solution Principles. 45-56
B. Pott, Dierk G. Feldmann: Design system for hydraulic manifolds based on object-oriented product models. 57-64
S. Vajna, A. v. Ende: Relationship between Process and Product Structures. 65-76
H. Willenbacher: Link based modeling as a basis for integration in building life cycle. 77-84
Uwe von Lukas: ASP for Engineers - Requirements and concepts. 85-98

Collaborative Engineering

B. Behr: Product Lifecycle management under the sign of e-Engineering. 99-100
Ralph Stelzer, M. Gubsch: Homogeneous and heterogeneous collaboration concepts in an engineering environment. 101-110
Reiner Anderl, S. Vettermann: Web-Centric Information Integration. 111-120
Paul Benölken, André Stork: Geometry Compression for Collaborative CAD Applications. 121-130
Thomas Hauschild, Reinhard Hübler: Collaborative, Dynamic Building Model Management Systems for Revivification Projects. 131-138
Markus Bon, Norbert Ritter, Theo Härder: Sharing Product Data among Heterogeneous Workflow Environments. 139-150
S. Roth-Koch: CAD Models in Collaborative Environment Hybrid Modeling Strategies. 151-160

From CAD to CAM

Daniel Beier, Beat Brüderlin: Programmable features for CAD modeling. 161-170
Gino Brunetti: Integrating form and function in a feature-based parametric product representation based on algebraic topology. 171-172
H. Dürr, I. Jurklies: Fuzzy-based Decision Support for CAD/CAM-Systems. 173-180
D. Rüchardt: Collaborative Virtual Product Definition - Business Process Integration in the Supply Chain. 181-184
Michael Abramovici, Christos Chasiotis: A Documentation and Information Assistant for Product Development Processes. 185-196

From CAD to CAM

D. Nitu, N. Baila: Contributions to the CNC PROCAD Digital System. 197-200
Dieter Fichtner, A. Nestler: NC Programming Supported by Enhanced Manufacturing and Machining Features. 201-206
Uwe von Lukas, S. Nowacki: The Silver Bullet? Using and Implementing OMG's Manufacturing Domain Standards. 207-220
Hans-Georg Marquardt, Ingolf Meinhardt: Product Data Management for CAD systems by using OMG standards. 221-228

Virtual Reality

R. Friedrich: Simulation of Assembly and Production Processes with Digital Mock-Up. 229-240
André Stork, Oliver Bimber: Projection-based Augmented Reality in Engineering Applications. 241-248
Holger Graf, Gino Brunetti, André Stork: CAD2VR or How to Efficiently Integrate VR into the Product Development Process. 249-258
Jürgen Gausemeier, Jürgen Fründ: Development of a Process Model for efficient Content Creation for Mobile Augmented Reality Applications. 259-270
L. M. Santos: MASP - Technology for Collaboration, Support and Inclusion in Engineering Processes. 271-280

Applications

Reiner Anderl, Regina Beuthel: Virtual Reconstruction of Historical Automobiles. 281-288
A. Schaffrath, N. Schmeisser: Construction of the multipurpose thermo hydraulic test facility topflow using cad applications. 289-298
M. Philipp: Achieving configuration management across different life cycles in aerospace industry. 299-304
P. Lambeck: Efficient design of size ranges using a segmented design network. 305