Behaving Nicely in a System of Systems – Harmonising with the Environment

Henshaw, Michael; Siemieniuch, Carys E.; Sinclair, M.A.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-14636-2_9

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“…Systematic categorization, on the other hand, is about how a system is built and managed, rather than reflecting its intrinsic (systemic) character. The most widelyused categorization of this kind is that described by Dahmann (2008), based on experience in the DoD and more recently embodied in ISO 15288 i , now adopted across the community (for example Henshaw 2015). It is based on four levels of management control show in Table 1.…”

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On the Nature of Systems of Systems

FREng¹

2016

INCOSE International Symp

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As Systems of Systems proliferate in our increasingly connected world, so Systems of Systems Engineering is likely to become the predominant concern of INCOSE. There is merit therefore in taking a fresh look at how we define and categorise the subject, which has grown considerably since it was first identified in the 1990's. This paper is based on observations on the field of SoSE as it is now practised, with an attempt to re‐address how it might be codified in a logical manner. Paradoxes and difficulties remain, and others are encouraged to take up the continuing challenge of rationalising the underpinnings of this key subject.

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Section: Road Traffic Systems); Andmentioning

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On the Nature of Systems of Systems

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2016

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Behaving Nicely in a System of Systems – Harmonising with the Environment

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