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Using Conceptual Graphs for Methods Metamodeling

This paper presents a metamodel that has been designed to support the representation of any information technology method. Using the conceptual graph formalism, we have structured the knowledge in some modular way and introduced abstraction levels. Our contribution is a new approach that focuses first, on concepts of the application domain, then on information elements that document these concepts and, finally, on activities that produce information elements. We have developed a system including a conceptual graph engine to store, retrieve and display methods. This work has been done as part of the IT Macroscope Project at the Research and Development Department of DMR Group Inc.