1.4.4 U.S. DoD Legacy SE &amp; Implications for Future SE Implementation

Simpson, Mary Jane; Simpson, Joseph

doi:10.1002/j.2334-5837.2001.tb02345.x

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“…The core meta-process is a generalized problem solving process that is recursively applied across any specific problem space. (Simpson and Simpson 2001) The system evaluation hierarchies can take many forms that range from real component decomposition hierarchies to abstract conceptual hierarchies. The meta-system levels are an example of abstract conceptual hierarchies that apply to the systems engineering domain.…”

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10.4.2 System Integration Frameworks

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Simpson²

2005

INCOSE International Symp

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An organizations ability to effectively create, deploy and use system integration frameworks is a discriminating technical capability which will continue to grow in importance for the design, development and deployment of future engineered systems. Engineering activities utilized in large‐scale systems integration processes are strongly associated with organized problem solving and complexity reduction. This paper outlines the relationships between systems, meta‐systems, and integration frameworks as well as complexity measures, reduction and management. The primary thesis of this paper relates to the design and use of integration frameworks as a fundamental means of complexity reduction. A system “abstraction frame” concept is presented and related to classical systems engineering mathematics and practices. A proposal for a systems engineering language completes the content of this paper. A formal systems engineering language will greatly reduce complexity in the practice of systems engineering, as well as facilitate the solution of even more complex problems.

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10.4.2 System Integration Frameworks

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2005

INCOSE International Symp

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5.2.4 Systems and Objects

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2003

INCOSE International Symp

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This paper discusses basic system concepts including structure, content, semantics, scale and context. These basic concepts are reviewed and discussed in the light of two different human activity modes: system discovery mode and system design mode. A system meta-model is outlined and discussed in terms of system behavior and context. A generic systems engineering model and process is reviewed and used as a basis to construct a system object model that facilitates the representation, description and detailed communication of system relationships and characteristics. The model is presented at the conclusion of this paper.

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1.4.4 U.S. DoD Legacy SE & Implications for Future SE Implementation

Cited by 2 publications

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10.4.2 System Integration Frameworks

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5.2.4 Systems and Objects

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