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2021
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Al-Hakam Hamdan, Peter Katranuschkov, Raimar J. Scherer:
Ontology based anamnesis and diagnosis of natural stone damage for retrofitting. LDAC 2021: 8-19
2020
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Klaus Luig, Dino Mustedanagic, Dieter Jansen, Sebastian Fuchs, Robert Schülbe, Peter Katranuschkov, Al-Hakam Hamdan, Christoph Franzen, Kristin Hiemann, Raimar J. Scherer:
Towards a Building Information Modeling System for Identification and Retrofit Planning of Stone Damages. EuroMed 2020: 254-261
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Al-Hakam Hamdan, Raimar J. Scherer:
Integration of BIM-related bridge information in an ontological knowledgebase. LDAC 2020: 77-90
2019
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Al-Hakam Hamdan, Mathias Bonduel, Raimar J. Scherer:
An ontological model for the representation of damage to constructions. LDAC 2019: 64-77

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