Product Line Architecture Design of Software-Intensive Physical Protection Systems

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Model‐Based Systems Product Line Engineering of Physical Protection Systems

“…The overall analysis highlighted the current situation for the selected domains and the possible risks for PLE adoption. Overall, we can conclude that PLE seems applicable for PPS (Tekinerdogan et al 2020b;2020c;2020d).…”

“…Proper design and documentation of the architecture are crucial for the success of a product line. In alignment with model-based systems engineering, we have explicitly designed and documented the software-intensive product line architecture of PPS (Tekinerdogan et al, 2020b). For this, we have adopted the developed PPSAF architecture framework.…”