A two-level process model for integrated system development

Proceedings 1994 Tutorial and Workshop on Systems Engineering of Computer-Based Systems Pub Date : 1994-05-24 DOI:10.1109/ECBS.1994.331681

W. Rossak, T. Zemel, V. Kirova, L. Jololian

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The concepts presented in this paper propose a pre-planned and integrated development process for large, complex, and possibly distributed systems-so-called "mega-systems". A mega-system is partitioned into systems which are developed very independently but interoperate in an integrated manner to provide comprehensive functionality within an application domain, e.g. in the form of a so-called "system of systems". To support this concept, we specify a generic systems integration framework (GenSIF) that provides an additional level of control and coordination for the otherwise independent projects. Based on this idea of a distributed but well-guided systems development effort, a process model that enacts the suggested framework and its system development philosophy is discussed. This process model is a natural extension of already-existing, more traditional development models, and allows the engineer to preserve existing know-how in this area. To support flexibility and easy adaptation, domain modeling and domain architecture design are incorporated into the proposed framework.<>

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集成系统开发的两级过程模型

本文中提出的概念为大型、复杂和可能的分布式系统(所谓的“超级系统”)提出了一个预先规划和集成的开发过程。大型系统被划分为多个系统，这些系统的开发非常独立，但以集成的方式相互操作，以在应用领域内提供全面的功能，例如以所谓的“系统的系统”的形式。为了支持这个概念，我们指定了一个通用的系统集成框架(GenSIF)，它为其他独立的项目提供了额外的控制和协调级别。基于这种分布式但有良好指导的系统开发工作的思想，讨论了实现所建议的框架及其系统开发哲学的过程模型。这个过程模型是已经存在的、更传统的开发模型的自然扩展，并且允许工程师保留这个领域中已经存在的专业知识。为了支持该框架的灵活性和适应性，将领域建模和领域体系结构设计集成到该框架中。

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