Extending the Concept of Domain Specific Systems Engineering to System-of-Systems

Neureiter, Christian; Binder, Christoph; Brankovic, Boris; Lastro, Goran

doi:10.1109/sose50414.2020.9130474

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“…Since most of the research on SoS is focused on critical infrastructure, such as smart grids, there is less research on modeling and simulation tools or languages for SoS architecture analysis [134], which in turn constrains the development of SoSE. This is because the integration of systems from different domains as SoS poses challenges for interoperability and compatibility between system models [135]. Thus, the development of SoSE also relies on advances in digitization technology and language to improve interoperability and compatibility issues [136].…”

Section: E Future Directionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Bibliometric Analysis of Model-Based Systems Engineering: Past, Current, and Future

Wang

et al. 2024

IEEE Trans. Eng. Manage.

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Model-based systems engineering (MBSE) is considered an important approach for understanding multidomain fields and is widely used in complex systems such as aerospace. In this article, a detailed survey of MBSE literature was conducted from its commencement to the present trends through bibliometric analysis. Some bibliometric tools were used to implement a visual network analysis of MBSE-related manuscripts. The results of the bibliometric study revealed the interrelationship and distribution of researchers in multidomain fields. The authorized sources of MBSE papers were also assorted. The current practices of MBSE were analyzed. The future directions for MBSE based on the current practices were discussed. We found that MBSE's research has been conducted by many research teams with distinctive characteristics, and the top publishing sources in this field have emerged. Research on MBSE focuses on system engineering, languages, system of systems, and digitalization. The development of new technologies such as next-generation modeling languages is improving current practical problems. The findings of this study may help researchers gain a faster and more comprehensive understanding of the current and future developments in MBSE.

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Section: E Future Directionsmentioning

confidence: 99%