2015
DOI: 10.3384/ecp15118911
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An Aeronautic Case Study for Requirement Formalization and Automated Model Composition in Modelica

Abstract: Building complex systems from models that have been developed separately without modifying existing code is a challenging task faced on a regular basis in multiple contexts including design verification. To address this issue an approach has been developed for automating dynamic system model composition by defining the minimum set of information that is necessary to the composition process. In this paper a design and implementation of this approach for standard Modelica is presented in the context of an applic… Show more

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“…The approach developed in this paper builds on previous work that automates the generation of verification models [41] and adds support for requirement verification [42,43] in Modelica. Traceability support is based on the OSLC specification.…”
Section: Basic Concepts and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The approach developed in this paper builds on previous work that automates the generation of verification models [41] and adds support for requirement verification [42,43] in Modelica. Traceability support is based on the OSLC specification.…”
Section: Basic Concepts and Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…What is currently missing is a holistic tool to establish, maintain and use the traceability links of heterogeneous artifacts and activities (e.g., requirements, design models, scenario models, simulation results, validation, and verification). The open-source environment OpenModelica [78] has the potential to contribute to such a framework because it already supports all the activities in the development life cycle including the generation of verification models [198] and support for requirement verification [48,196], see Section 3.5.1. The work in this section integrates the previously developed traceability components described in Section 3.4 with new ones into an integrated system inside the OpenModelica tool.…”
Section: Traceability In a Holistic Tool Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In recent years the need for a more formal requirement verification process and for language and tool support for this has been increasingly recognized by the cyber-physical modeling community. Several efforts on language and tool support have been made and are ongoing in this area [69,70].…”
Section: Test-based Requirement Verification In Modelicamentioning
confidence: 99%