Customizing a Feature Ontology for Product Line Engineering within a System-of-Systems Context

Abstract

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Integrated Process Model for Systems Product Line Engineering of Physical Protection Systems

“…For identifying the PLE methods, we have used the traditional methods as published in the PLE community. In this paper, we do not elaborate on the modeling of the PLE method [1,11] since we have reported on these already in our earlier studies [14][15][16]18].…”

“…In Sect. 2, we have provided the SPLE process, which we have also modeled in our earlier work [14][15][16]18]. The previous section has provided an explicit process model for PPS.…”

Product Line Architecture Design of Software-Intensive Physical Protection Systems

“…In addition to this, the conventional systems engineering methods do not explicitly consider reuse, which is mostly an implicit concern. In particular, the notion of PLE is not well integrated, besides of recent studies that have addressed this issue [11]19] [20].…”