期刊
ADVANCED ENGINEERING INFORMATICS
卷 55, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.aei.2023.101903
关键词
Ontology; Virtual human -building interaction; Competency question; EXPO; DOGMA
This study proposes a virtual human-building interaction experimentation ontology (VHBIEO) to standardize virtual reality experiments. VHBIEO is developed based on state-of-the-art ontology development approaches and is made machine-readable, accessible, and processable using Semantic Web technologies. It also includes an application view (APV) to support the inclusion of unique information for specific applications.
Scientific experiments significantly enhance the understanding of human-building interactions in building and engineering research. Recently, conducting virtual reality (VR) experiments has gained acceptance and popu-larity as an approach to studying human-building interactions. However, little attention has been given to the standardization of the experimentations. Proper standardization can promote the reusability, replicability, and repeatability of VR experiments and accelerate the maturity of this emerging experimentation method. Responding to such needs, the authors proposed a virtual human-building interaction experimentation ontology (VHBIEO). It is an ontology at the domain level, extending the ontology of scientific experiments (EXPO) to standardize virtual human-building interaction experimentation. It was developed based on state-of-the-art ontology development approaches. Competency questions (CQs) were used to derive requirements and regu-late the development. Semantic Web technologies were applied to make VHBIEO machine-readable, accessible, and processable. VHBIEO incorporates an application view (APV) to support the inclusion of unique information for particular applications. The authors performed taxonomy evaluations to assess the consistency, completeness, and redundancy, affirming no occurrence of errors in its structure. Application evaluations were applied for investigating its ability to standardize and support generating of machine-readable, accessible, and processable information. Application evaluations also verified the capability of APV to support the inclusion of unique information.
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