RASAECO: AECO行业软件需求分析

M. Ristin, Dag Fjeld Edvardsen, H. W. V. D. Venn
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数字化正在建筑、工程、施工、运营(AECO)行业中走在道路上。这种趋势不仅需要数据治理的解决方案,还需要复杂的网络物理系统,这些系统具有各种各样的利益相关者背景和非常复杂的需求。现有的通用需求工程方法忽略了AECO行业的背景。这使得通常缺乏行业背景知识的软件工程师很难引出、分析和构建需求,也很难与AECO专业人员进行有效的沟通。为了完成这一任务,我们提出了一种方法和工具,用于收集特定于aeco的软件需求,目的是促进重用和利用领域知识。我们引入了一个通用的场景空间,提出了一种适合这个特定行业的通用语言的新颖选择,并基于对场景空间的探索开发了一种系统的方法来改进场景本体。我们的方法的可行性在一个大型项目的20个实际场景的本体上得到了证明,该项目旨在开发一个建筑工地的数字孪生。
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RASAECO: Requirements Analysis of Software for the AECO Industry
Digitalization is forging its path in the architecture, engineering, construction, operation (AECO) industry. This trend demands not only solutions for data governance but also sophisticated cyber-physical systems with a high variety of stakeholder background and very complex requirements. Existing approaches to general requirements engineering ignore the context of the AECO industry. This makes it harder for the software engineers usually lacking the knowledge of the industry context to elicit, analyze and structure the requirements and to effectively communicate with AECO professionals. To live up to that task, we present an approach and a tool for collecting AECO-specific software requirements with the aim to foster reuse and leverage domain knowledge. We introduce a common scenario space, propose a novel choice of an ubiquitous language well-suited for this particular industry and develop a systematic way to refine the scenario ontologies based on the exploration of the scenario space. The viability of our approach is demonstrated on an ontology of 20 practical scenarios from a large project aiming to develop a digital twin of a construction site.
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