Codification of Engineering Knowledge : Bridging the Gap Between Humans and Machines

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In the ever-evolving landscape of engineering, the traditional methods of documenting and disseminating knowledge face challenges in keeping pace with technological advancements. This presentation advocates for a paradigm shift in the way engineering knowledge is captured and communicated, proposing the codification of such knowledge through a programming language designed for both human comprehension and machine processing.

The core argument of this presentation centres on the imperative need to digitize the creation, storage, and processing of engineering knowledge. Unlike conventional written documentation, the proposal advocates for expressing engineering insights in the form of computer code. This code, while executable by software tools, should be simultaneously designed to be intuitive and easily comprehensible by human engineers.

The benefits of this approach extend beyond mere efficiency gains in data processing; it promises a transformative impact on collaboration, innovation, and knowledge transfer within and across engineering disciplines. By seamlessly integrating the perspectives of both human engineers and machine processing capabilities, this methodology seeks to enhance the synergy between creativity and computation.

Come and join us to learn how codification of engineering knowledge is not only machine-readable but also human-readable, fostering a collaborative environment where engineers can seamlessly interact with and contribute to the digital repository of engineering knowledge.

Our Presenter

Carlos Gamez - Founder & Director

About our Presenter

Carlos founded Nova Energy Consulting in 2022, bringing more than 25 years' experience across the energy, asset management and digitalisation sectors.

Throughout his career, Carlos has acquired a unique cross-industry perspective with depth of technical expertise accompanied by a broad business acumen.

This is the result of his engagements on a wide range of roles including design engineering, manufacturing, product development, customer service, field services, consulting, business development, mergers, acquisitions, and other senior leadership roles in large and small organisations.

Come along to experience an informative and interactive session where you will learn more about the benefits of the Codification of Engineering Knowledge, and how to leverage this powerful concept, set strong foundations for the transferability of engineering knowledge between humans and machines. As a bonus, you’ll enjoy learning and networking alongside other like-minded and experienced professionals.

We look forward to seeing you there !

Agenda (AWST)

08:50 for 9:00am start

09:00 Intros and setting expectations

09:15 Nova Energy presentation

10:00 Group discussions and Q&A

10:45 Wrap up

Who Should Attend?

SIRF Common Interest Work Groups (CIWGs) are for anyone interested in the topic of the day, and have the broadest attendance range of any of our events. Likely of interest to this event are Maintenance Managers, Inventory/Stores managers, Reliability Engineers, Asset Managers, Mechanical and Electrical Supervisors/Team leaders, Planners & Schedulers and Asset Data Managers.

Chances are good that if you’ve read this far, this event is for you !

About SIRF Roundtable Events

SIRF CIWGs are where we have a presentation from an Industry expert and are for anyone interested in the topic of the day. This is a hybrid event where you'll join the presenter in a room or dial in to listen to the main presentation, network with your peers via break out groups and join in in group discussion and Q&A.

FAQs

What will I need to participate in this event?

Attend in person or have access to a PC/Tablet/Smartphone with Camera and microphone

What software will I require?

Access to Zoom video conferencing by downloading the app at https://zoom.us/ on computer, phone or tablet.

How do I connect to my event?

You will be sent a link to access the event.

When do I need to register by?

Registration typically closes three business days before the event for hybrid events

Investment?

This event is included in SIRF Roundtable membership

Who can I contact for further information?

Henk Koster
State Manager SIRF Rt Western and Central Australia
henk.koster@sirfrt.com
Mob: 0400 109 861

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