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Long-form writing from the engineers running our engagements: MBSE, requirements, product lines, co-simulation. Written for practitioners.
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Migrating from SysML v1 to SysML v2: what changes for your models
Space
Using Unified Architecture Framework (UAF) for a Space Mission Modelling
Tools
Simulating system behaviour in Cameo Systems Modeler
Advanced MBSE
Part 9: Co-Simulation of SysML and other models through FMI
Advanced MBSE
Part 8: Digital continuity between SysML and Modelica
Advanced MBSE
Part 7: Digital continuity between SysML and AADL
Advanced MBSE
Part 6: Digital continuity between SysML and Simulink
Advanced MBSE
Part 5: Coupling optimization of logical architecture using genetic algorithm
Advanced MBSE
Part 4: Consistency between functional and logical architectures
Advanced MBSE
Part 3: Early validation of stakeholder needs through functional simulation
Advanced MBSE
Part 2: From textual requirements to model and to textual requirements again
Advanced MBSE
Part 1: Formalization of functional needs with SysML
Series
Advanced MBSE with SysML
A nine-part deep dive into digital continuity, from formalizing functional needs to wiring SysML into Modelica, Simulink, AADL and FMI co-simulation.
9
PARTS
~85m
TOTAL READ
2020
STARTED
SysML
FOCUS
- PART 01Formalization of functional needs with SysMLApril 2020
- PART 02From textual requirements to model and to textual requirements againMay 2020
- PART 03Early validation of stakeholder needs through functional simulationJune 2020
- PART 04Consistency between functional and logical architecturesJuly 2020
- PART 05Coupling optimization of logical architecture using genetic algorithmJuly 2020
- PART 06Digital continuity between SysML and SimulinkSeptember 2020
- PART 07Digital continuity between SysML and AADLOctober 2020
- PART 08Digital continuity between SysML and ModelicaNovember 2020
- PART 09Co-Simulation of SysML and other models through FMIJanuary 2021
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