The Generic Modeling Environment GME 2000 is a configurable graphical modeling environment that supports building multi-aspect, hierarchical models. It also has flexible constraint management and automatic program synthesis capabilities. The goal of the project is to develop integrated solutions for fault diagnostics and control. Its objective is to automate the creation of model interpreters and other, related tools used for semantic conversion of information. The tools utilize models, generic in construct but domain specific for each application.
CAT provides technology for authoring standards-compliant courseware from graphical models.
The project is a part of the VaNTH Engineering Research Center in Bioengineering Educational Technologies funded by the National Science Foundation. The Activity Modeling Tool abstracts creation of a remote GUI and system integration for a high level chemical engineering plant organizer. This framework can be readily extended to other system integration domains. The IDMS has been applied to fault diagnosis and outage management.