Update on the Model Based Systems Engineering on the Europa Mission Concept Study

Bayer, Todd; Chung, Seung; Cole, Bjorn; Cooke, Brian; Dekens, Frank; Delp, Chris; Gontijo, I.; Wagner, Dave

doi:10.1109/aero.2013.6496855

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“…43 Tools MBSE tools are reported to have a significant learning curve. 52,56 SysML is complicated and requires a large number of elements to be created in order to complete a model, 17,33,50 which is said to be "not very resource-effective" by modeling teams. 43 Tools for requirements management may allow for more data consistency and traceability.…”

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“…1,26,28 Skills/abilities There is a reported significant learning curve for MBSE tools, languages, and diagrams. 43,50,56 All stakeholders may need training at different levels based on how involved they will be with the modeling. 18,33 Stakeholder involvement All stakeholders should be involved throughout the duration of the project, 15,28,31,34,39 but do not need to be exposed to the model in greater detail than necessary.…”

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MBSE adoption experiences in organizations: Lessons learned

Henderson,

McDermott,

Salado

2023

Systems Engineering

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Lessons learned through MBSE adoption efforts is one of the key ways of communicating best practices and recommendations for MBSE. This study compiles lessons learned from published case studies and practitioner interviews. Lessons are summarized into categories such as adoption strategy, modeling practices, and communication. This paper provides a source for future adopters of MBSE to review best practices and recommendations from a multitude of different experiences. This should improve the adoption and implementation of MBSE.

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Section: Necessity Of Mbse Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Necessity Of Mbse Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

MBSE adoption experiences in organizations: Lessons learned

Henderson,

McDermott,

Salado

2023

Systems Engineering

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“…Organizations deploying MBSE have noted that not every team member must be intimately familiar with the model, or even know how to model [7], but existing tools do not provide enough functionality to adapt model views to meet a particular stakeholder's needs. InVEST should extract and reformat model information in a manner that enables a tiered approach to data interaction: provide the stakeholder with information at the appropriate level of detail.…”

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A model-driven visualization tool for use with Model-Based Systems Engineering projects

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Fink

2014

2014 IEEE Aerospace Conference

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“…Since these initial innovations, MBSE at JPL has flourished in a number of projects. In particular, the Ops Revitalization Task [3], the Europa Study [4] and the Integrated Model-Centric Engineering effort [5] have been crucial drivers for the development of models, architecture, technology, and applications that provide this capability.…”

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Model based document and report generation for systems engineering

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Lam

Fosse

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2013 IEEE Aerospace Conference

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Abstract-As Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) practices gain adoption, various approaches have been developed in order to simplify and automate the process of generating documents from models. Essentially, all of these techniques can be unified around the concept of producing different views of the model according to the needs of the intended audience. In this paper, we will describe a technique developed at JPL of applying SysML Viewpoints and Views to generate documents and reports. An architecture of model-based view and document generation will be presented, and the necessary extensions to SysML with associated rationale will be explained. A survey of examples will highlight a variety of views that can be generated, and will provide some insight into how collaboration and integration is enabled. We will also describe the basic architecture for the enterprise applications that support this approach. and formal ontology expressed in the terminology and lexicon of each engineering domain. MBSE promises to alleviate the difficulty systems engineers face in communicating across engineering disciplines primarily in terms of completeness and consistency. By describing these systems in a formal way using domain specific terms, models can be checked for completeness and consistency. These models can also be analyzed to answer questions about the system such as input to simulations or other engineering analysis.At the core of realizing these benefits is effective commu- As MBSE practice has begun to move into the mainstream, several homegrown approaches have been developed around the use of the DocBook standard for publishing [6]. In general, these approaches involve the use of a SysML profile for DocBook to produce a model of a document. The document model is then linked to other SysML models and diagrams to produce the document.These approaches are effective at generating the basic structure of the document with injected model information. However, they lack the semantics and patterns to describe how the model is projected into a document structure. Each existing implementation has attempted different ways to support this, but none of these applications provides a comprehensive set of capability. They also lack a more fundamental concept and foundational support for describing how to extract information from the model in such a way so that analysis and editing of that information can be integrated with external applications. MGSS

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Update on the Model Based Systems Engineering on the Europa Mission Concept Study

Cited by 18 publications

References 2 publications

MBSE adoption experiences in organizations: Lessons learned

MBSE adoption experiences in organizations: Lessons learned

A model-driven visualization tool for use with Model-Based Systems Engineering projects

Model based document and report generation for systems engineering

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