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EKS: The Infrastructure and Implementations

D. Tang

Integrated Environmental Solutions Ltd., Glasgow United Kingdom

D. Tang, "EKS: The Infrastructure and Implementations", in B. Kumar, I.A. MacLeod, A. Retik, (Editors), "Information Technology in Civil and Structural Engineering Design", Inverleith Spottiswoode, Edinburgh, UK, pp 53-58, 1996.

Abstract

This paper describes the infra-structure and inplementation underlying the development of the Energy Kernel System, an object-oriented environment for the creation, maintenance and validation of simulation programs. The main features include: data abstraction and encapsulation mechanism; knowledge identification and representation mechanisms and the implementation of 'atomic' and 'modular' approaches.

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Front Page Browse CCP CSETS CTR IJRT Other Authors Search Purchase Guide FAQ Contact us	INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN Edited by: B. Kumar, I.A. MacLeod, A. Retik Paper IV.1 EKS: The Infrastructure and Implementations D. Tang Integrated Environmental Solutions Ltd., Glasgow United Kingdom purchase the full-text of this paper Full Bibliographic Reference for this paper D. Tang, "EKS: The Infrastructure and Implementations", in B. Kumar, I.A. MacLeod, A. Retik, (Editors), "Information Technology in Civil and Structural Engineering Design", Inverleith Spottiswoode, Edinburgh, UK, pp 53-58, 1996. Abstract This paper describes the infra-structure and inplementation underlying the development of the Energy Kernel System, an object-oriented environment for the creation, maintenance and validation of simulation programs. The main features include: data abstraction and encapsulation mechanism; knowledge identification and representation mechanisms and the implementation of 'atomic' and 'modular' approaches. purchase the full-text of this paper (price £20) go to the previous paper go to the next paper return to the table of contents return to the book description purchase this book (price £50 +P&P)
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