FMI is increasingly being adopted as a standard for exchanging simulation models within and between organizations. Such models often represent significant investments for the model creator. There is thus a large interest in protecting intellectual property while collaborating and sharing simulation models in the form of FMUs. This paper presents a collection of use cases and issues related to IP protection of model contents, that have been identified in interviews with industrial representatives. The requirements in each use case are described, along with an investigation of how well the use cases can be managed within the current version of the FMI standard, including a proposed extension of the standard.
This paper describes a framework for systems engineering with primary application in the field of vehicle dynamics, addressing the need to be able to broadly deploy models to accelerate innovation and design. The framework is based on open standards Modelica, FMI and SSP.
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