Towards a Tool-Based Approach for Dynamically Generating Co-Simulation Scenarios based on complex Smart Grid System Architectures

Binder, Christoph; Fischinger, Michael; Neureiter, Christian; Lastro, Goran; Polanec, Katharina; Gross, Jounes-Alexander

doi:10.1109/sose50414.2020.9130514

2020 IEEE 15th International Conference of System of Systems Engineering (SoSE) 2020

DOI: 10.1109/sose50414.2020.9130514

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Towards a Tool-Based Approach for Dynamically Generating Co-Simulation Scenarios based on complex Smart Grid System Architectures

Christoph Binder¹,

Michael Fischinger²,

Christian Neureiter³

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“…The first two features aim to deal with formalisms of system artifacts and system development. Feature 3 is expected to support integrated verification based on simulation across domains, such as co-simulation and Modelica [4][5][6]. Feature 4 aims to support data sharing among MBSE tools across system life-cycles.…”

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Currently, the fundamental tenets of systems engineering are supported by a model-based approach to minimize risks and avoid design changes in late development stages. The models are used to formalize, analyze, design, optimize, and verify system development and artifacts, helping developers integrate engineering development across domains. Although model-based development is well established in specific domains, such as software, mechanical systems, and electrical systems, its role in integrated development from a system perspective is still a challenge for industry. The model-based systems engineering (MBSE) tool-chain is an emerging technique in the area of systems engineering and is expected to become a next-generation approach for supporting model integration across domains. This article presents a literature review to highlight the usage and state of the art to generally specify the current understanding of MBSE tool-chain concepts. Moreover, the results are used for identifying the usage, advantages, barriers, concerns, and trends of tool-chain development from an MBSE perspective.

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A Domain-Specific, Model Based Systems Engineering Approach for Cyber-Physical Systems

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Model Based Systems Engineering as a scientific discipline tries to address the increasing complexity of today’s cyber-physical systems by utilizing different kinds of models. In practical application, however, this approach is often constrained to SysML-based object modeling. Even though this appears to be a suitable approach for dealing with complexity, various restrictions limit stakeholder acceptance. Considering scientific discussions in the context of modeling shows two different schools of thought. On the one hand, arguments for more formalized and rigorous concepts can be found, where on the other hand, the need for more stakeholder-oriented and easier-to-understand concepts is postulated. As both are reasonable, the question of integration arises. To address this aspect, we developed the concept of Domain Specific Systems Engineering. Our research in this field lasted for nearly a decade, and different aspects have been investigated. This paper contributes a summary of the overall approach that integrates the various aspects investigated so far. Thus, the underlying concepts are explained, and the corresponding modeling stack and tool-chain are described in more detail. Further, the practical experiences from various case studies are summarized, and identified shortcomings are discussed.

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Towards a Tool-Based Approach for Dynamically Generating Co-Simulation Scenarios based on complex Smart Grid System Architectures

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Systematic Literature Review of MBSE Tool-Chains

Systematic Literature Review of MBSE Tool-Chains

A Domain-Specific, Model Based Systems Engineering Approach for Cyber-Physical Systems

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