Abstract
This paper investigates integrating model representation descriptions in the form of charts and specifications at the stage of automated systems infological modeling, developed in order to solve design tasks on the methodology for automating intellectual labor (MAIT). In the process of creating the automated system on the basis of MAIT there were developed the following model representations: initial, conceptual, infological and datalogical. The infological model representation is invariant to the software and hardware environment and implementation means. The description of infological model representation includes the following forms (specifications) and charts: for a static component – P1 and P2, the chart of infological structure; for a dynamic component – P3 and P4, the chart depicting a system of subject accesses; for a functional component – P5 and P6, the chart depicting a system of subject manipulations; P8 and the matrix chart showing the model as a whole, including static, functional and dynamic components coordination. The features of building diagrams and the formation of specifications when creating an infological structure are investigated, on the basis of which a method and technique for integrating descriptions of static components for model-projects of automated systems that perform computational tasks in the design of mechanical engineering objects are determined. The article provides the integration of descriptions in the form of diagrams and specifications for the static components of infological model views.
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