Knowledge Areas
Description	The areas of knowledge involved in the project.
Possible Sub-Classes	Domains, Disciplines, Subjects, Methodologies, Techniques, Systems, Technologies.
Examples	Nuclear Power, Knowledge Elicitation, MOKA, Fuel Safety, Stress Analysis, Machining, Interviewing, Fuel System.
Relationships	The possible relationships to other concepts are shown below:
Comments	These should be large areas of knowledge Think of these as being something that could be the title of a textbook The domain being captured and its sub-domains can be put here (e.g. during scoping to say which people/roles have expertise in specific knowledge areas)
Example Relationships	Laddering – part of – Knowledge Elicitation Fuel Safety – documented in – Fuels Database KA – involves – PCPACK Nuclear Power – involves – Fuel Rods Nuclear Power – involves – Thermal Runaway Vector Geometry – involves – Vectors KA – involves – Identify Knowledge Objects KA – involves – KA Training Course Alan Smith – has expertise – Stress Analysis Stress Analyst – has expertise – Stress Analysis Stress Group – has expertise – Stress Analysis Chernobyl – applicable to – Nuclear Power Safety Use Tape Recorder – applicable to – Interviewing