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Abstract<\/strong><\/h3>\n

This project focuses on integrating ontological and parametric models to create a unified urban system. Our group worked on four distinct systems: a bridge (modeled for maintenance strategies), a residential building, a high-rise framed tube structure, and a high-rise building. The key challenge was aligning models with different scopes while ensuring parameter connectivity without excessive complexity.<\/p>\n

For ontology integration, we incorporated missing parameters, reduced redundancies, and introduced maintenance classifications. Parametrically, we established dependencies where the bridge connected the high-rises, with its length and height influenced by the spatial arrangement of the buildings. The final integration is presented through a structured website that visualizes the relationships and model dependencies.<\/p>\n

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  1. Introduction<\/strong><\/a>\n