KNOWLEDGE SYNTHESIS IN TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT 被引量：1

KNOWLEDGE SYNTHESIS IN TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

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摘要 This paper introduces a knowledge construction model called the i-System for knowledge integration and creation and its relation to the new concept of the Creative Space. The five ontological elements of the i-System are Intelligence, Involvement, Imagination, Intervention, and Integration corresponding to five diverse dimensions of the Creative Space. The paper discusses the meanings and functions of these dimensions in knowledge integration and creation, and presents applications of the i-System to technology roadmapping and archiving. This paper introduces a knowledge construction model called the i-System for knowledge integration and creation and its relation to the new concept of the Creative Space. The five ontological elements of the i-System are Intelligence, Involvement, Imagination, Intervention, and Integration corresponding to five diverse dimensions of the Creative Space. The paper discusses the meanings and functions of these dimensions in knowledge integration and creation, and presents applications of the i-System to technology roadmapping and archiving.

作者 Yukihiro YAMASHITA Yoshiteru NAKAMORI Andrzej P.WIERZBICKI

机构地区 School of Knowledge Science National Institute of Telecommunications

出处《Journal of Systems Science and Systems Engineering》 SCIE EI CSCD 2009年第2期184-202,共19页 系统科学与系统工程学报（英文版）

基金 supported by the Ministry of Education,Culture,Sports,Science and Technology of Japan under a Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research number 18046005 Part of the paper was presented in the conference of IEEE SMC 2008

关键词 Knowledge construction creative space technology roadmapping technology archiving Knowledge construction, creative space, technology roadmapping, technology archiving

分类号 TP182 [自动化与计算机技术—控制理论与控制工程]

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