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'''"[[Journal:Designing a knowledge management system for naval materials failures|Designing a knowledge management system for naval materials failures]]"'''
'''"[[Journal:Establishing a common nutritional vocabulary: From food production to diet|Establishing a common nutritional vocabulary: From food production to diet]]"'''


Implemented materials fail from time to time, requiring [[failure analysis]]. This type of scientific analysis expands into [[Forensic science|forensic]] engineering for it aims not only to identify individual and symptomatic reasons for failure, but also to assess and understand repetitive failure patterns, which could be related to underlying material faults, design mistakes, or maintenance omissions. Significant [[information]] can be gained and studied from carefully documenting and managing the data that comes from failure analysis of materials, including in the naval industry. The NAVMAT research project, presented herein, attempts an interdisciplinary approach to [[materials informatics]] by integrating materials engineering and [[Informatics (academic field)|informatics]] under a platform of [[Information management|knowledge management]]. Our approach utilizes a focused, common-cause failure analysis methodology for the naval and marine environment. The platform's design is dedicated to the effective recording, efficient indexing, and easy and accurate retrieval of relevant information, including the associated history of maintenance and secure operation concerning failure incidents of marine materials, components, and systems in an organizational fleet. ... ('''[[Journal:Designing a knowledge management system for naval materials failures|Full article...]]''')<br />
Informed policy and decision-making for food systems, [[Food security|nutritional security]], and global health would benefit from standardization and comparison of food composition data, spanning production to consumption. To address this challenge, we present a formal [[controlled vocabulary]] of terms, definitions, and relationships within the [https://www.cdno.info/ Compositional Dietary Nutrition Ontology] (CDNO) that enables description of nutritional attributes for material entities contributing to the human diet. We demonstrate how ongoing community development of CDNO classes can harmonize trans-disciplinary approaches for describing [[Nutritional science|nutritional components]] from food production to diet ... ('''[[Journal:Establishing a common nutritional vocabulary: From food production to diet|Full article...]]''')<br />
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"Establishing a common nutritional vocabulary: From food production to diet"

Informed policy and decision-making for food systems, nutritional security, and global health would benefit from standardization and comparison of food composition data, spanning production to consumption. To address this challenge, we present a formal controlled vocabulary of terms, definitions, and relationships within the Compositional Dietary Nutrition Ontology (CDNO) that enables description of nutritional attributes for material entities contributing to the human diet. We demonstrate how ongoing community development of CDNO classes can harmonize trans-disciplinary approaches for describing nutritional components from food production to diet ... (Full article...)

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