Using Unified Architecture Framework (UAF) for a Space Mission Modelling
Introduction This article explores the application of the Unified Architecture Framework (UAF) in the context of aerospace, specifically focusing on mission engineering for a Mars Exploration and Sample Return mission. With the increasing complexity of space missions, the need for a robust framework that can manage various interrelated systems and organizations is more critical than ever. UAF, with its specialized viewpoints and elements, offers a structured approach to modeling
Product Line Engineering and Model Based Systems Engineering – Overview
This article, part of "Product Line Engineering and Model-Based Systems Engineering" series, deals with the introduction to Product Line Engineering and MBSE process and give an illustration on pure::variants and Capella tools.
From MBSE models to generated documents
This article concerns document generation from MBSE models. We explain why and how to use the document generation capability provided by modelling tools to get the most out of your Systems Engineering models. We start by explaining why generating documents from your models is useful. This can seem obvious, but it is not. Next, we present the generic mechanisms behind document generation, regardless of
Part 9 – Co-Simulation of SysML and others models through FMI
This article, part of "Advanced MBSE with SysML" series, deals with the creation of a functional architecture that can be simulated to validate part of the functional needs early in the development cycle.
Part 8 – Digital continuity between SysML and Modelica
This article, part of "Advanced MBSE with SysML" series, deals with the creation of a functional architecture that can be simulated to validate part of the functional needs early in the development cycle.
Part 7 – Digital continuity between SysML and AADL
This article, part of "Advanced MBSE with SysML" series, deals with the creation of a functional architecture that can be simulated to validate part of the functional needs early in the development cycle.