A Methodology to Convert Tacit Knowledge into Explicit Knowledge - Smart Building Use Case

Managing energy in smart buildings involves complex interactions best understood by domain experts. This work introduces the Tacit Knowledge Tree (TKT) methodology, which is a 4-stage framework to capture and structure tacit knowledge into semi-structured formats. TKT maps causal relationships of events to enhance cyber-physical system explainability and decision-making. TKT has been applied to a smart building use case for evaluation.

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2024-12-17
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icca62237.2024.10927754
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BIM and Construction Integration
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A Methodology to Convert Tacit Knowledge into Explicit Knowledge - Smart Building Use Case

Gernot Steindl, Max Thoma, Wolfgang Kästner, Muhammad Musa Bilal
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A Methodology to Convert Tacit Knowledge into Explicit Knowledge - Smart Building Use Case

Gernot Steindl, Max Thoma, Wolfgang Kästner, Muhammad Musa Bilal
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Managing energy in smart buildings involves complex interactions best understood by domain experts. This work introduces the Tacit Knowledge Tree (TKT) methodology, which is a 4-stage framework to capture and structure tacit knowledge into semi-structured formats. TKT maps causal relationships of events to enhance cyber-physical system explainability and decision-making. TKT has been applied to a smart building use case for evaluation.

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Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
BIM and Construction Integration
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