Integrating simulation capabilities into SysML for enterprise information system design

Tsadimas, Anargyros; Kapos, George-Dimitrios; Dalakas, Vassilis; Νικολαϊδου, Μάρα; Anagnostopoulos, Dimosthenis

doi:10.1109/sysose.2014.6892500

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“…Another interesting fact is that SYSML is the profile that provides good capabilities to model both structural and behavioral aspects alone. Block definition, parametric, activity and state machine diagrams of SYSML are frequently used in contemporary researches (Berrani et al, 2013;Sakairi et al, 2012;Stancescu et al, 2010;Anargyros et al, 2014;Ouchani et al, 2013). …”

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“…UML (unified modeling language) and its SYSML (systems modeling language)/MARTE (modeling and analysis of real-time embedded systems) profiles are frequently used in contemporary research practices (Giuseppe Di et al, 2013;George-Dimitrios et al, 2014;Berrani et al, 2013;Sakairi et al, 2012;Stancescu et al, 2010;Anargyros et al, 2014;Ouchani et al, 2013;Bouquet et al, 2012;DeTommasi et al, 2013;Gomez et al, 2012;Andrade et al, 2009;Quadri et al, 2012;Bazydlo et al, 2014;Doligalski and Adamski, 2013;Mueller et al, 2010;Durand and Bonato, 2012;Moreira et al, 2010;Vidal et al, 2009;Linehan and Clarke, 2012) to specify embedded systems requirements. Furthermore, different properties specification techniques/languages have been proposed by researchers (Yin et al, 2013;Mallet, 2012;Knorreck and Apvrille, 2011;Ge et al, 2012;Behjati et al, 2011) to model behavioral/temporal aspects.…”

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Toward the tools selection in model based system engineering for embedded systems—A systematic literature review

Rashid

Anwar

Khan

2015

Journal of Systems and Software

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Toward the tools selection in model based system engineering for embedded systems—A systematic literature review

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Anwar

Khan

2015

Journal of Systems and Software

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“…To integrate simulation capabilities into SysML, [14] proposes the concept of the Evaluation View, a discrete diagram to specify enterprise information system architecture under evaluation and the conditions under which performance requirements should be verified. A corresponding SysML profile, called Enterprise Information System (EIS) profile, has been defined.…”

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An approach: SysML-based automated requirements verification

Morkevičius

Jankevičius²

2015

2015 IEEE International Symposium on Systems Engineering (ISSE)

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Systems Modeling Language (SysML) is used to capture systems design as descriptive and analytical system models, which relate text-based requirements to the system design model and provide an infrastructure to support analysis and verification. However, SysML is not a methodology, nor a method. This opens-up discussions of how to utilize SysML provided infrastructure to successfully achieve analysis and verification objectives in the context of a particular engineering problem. In this paper a new approach of how model of the system, expressed with sufficient precision in SysML, can be used to support early requirements validation and design verification, particularly when coupled with standard-based execution and simulation environment, is introduced.

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“…However, new application scenarios of SoS have been considered as Figure 2.8 shows highlighting the domains "IT systems", "smart grids" and "automotive". In the IT systems domain, SoS characteristics have been increasingly incorporated, mainly because the integration requirements of these systems with third-party systems (Calinescu et al, 2012;Kimura et al, 2011;Tsadimas et al, 2014). More specifically, Kimura et al (2011) indicate that this is a tendency due to popularization of cloud computing on the industry.…”

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Quality Evaluation Model for Crisis and Emergency Management Systems-of-Systems

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Systems-of-Systems (SoS) have performed an important and even essential role to the whole society and refer to complex softwareintensive systems, resulted from interoperability of independent constituent systems that work together to achieve more complex missions. SoS have emerged specially in critical application domains and, therefore, high level of quality must be assured during their development and evolution. However, dealing with quality of SoS still presents great challenges, as SoS present a set of unique characteristics that can directly affect the quality of such systems. Moreover, there are not comprehensive models that can support the quality evaluation of SoS. Motivated by this scenario, the main contribution of this Master's project is to present a SoS Evaluation Model, more specifically, addressing the crisis/emergency management domain, built in the context of a large international research project. The proposed model covers important evaluation activities and considers all SoS characteristics and challenges not usually addressed by other models. This model was applied to evaluate a crisis/emergency management SoS and our results have shown it viability to the effective management of the SoS quality.

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Integrating simulation capabilities into SysML for enterprise information system design

Cited by 14 publications

References 10 publications

Toward the tools selection in model based system engineering for embedded systems—A systematic literature review

Toward the tools selection in model based system engineering for embedded systems—A systematic literature review

An approach: SysML-based automated requirements verification

Quality Evaluation Model for Crisis and Emergency Management Systems-of-Systems

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