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Mechanisms are a fundamental concept in many areas of science. Nonetheless,there has been little effort to develop structures to represent mechanisms. Weexplore the issues in developing a basic semantic modeling framework fordescribing some types of mechanisms. We draw together threads from a number ofdifferent approaches and then consider two examples. From this survey, wepropose a rich Semantic Modeling Framework (SMF) based on Transitionals andhierarchies of Aggregates and Mechanisms, which could be implemented with theXFO programming environment. Potentially, the framework will be useful fordeveloping direct-representation scientific research reports and communitymodels.

Issues for Using Semantic Modeling to Represent Mechanisms