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Inspect paper-level design maps
View the requirements, objectives, principles, and features represented for a paper, then inspect their linked source records.
Open design knowledge for Design Science Research
The DSR Knowledge Library represents design knowledge in the form of requirements, principles, features, and their relationships. Researchers can inspect individual papers, compare reusable knowledge across studies, and interact with a source-linked chatbot.
Requirements
What the design must address
Principles
How reusable knowledge guides action
Features
How principles become concrete
Research workflows
Inspect, compare, and reuse design knowledge from the library, then trace results back to the source publications.
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View the requirements, objectives, principles, and features represented for a paper, then inspect their linked source records.
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Retrieve linked concepts across the corpus and compare represented mechanisms, requirements, and design approaches.
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Turn relevant library knowledge into a problem-specific DSR proposal and diagram, keeping cited source knowledge separate from newly proposed concepts.
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Open cited concepts and consult original publication resources where available.
Representative records
Selected deterministically from papers with richer represented design-knowledge coverage; this is not a scientific ranking.