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引用次数: 23
摘要
由于社会和工业的联系日益紧密,我们的现代社会和所有工业部门现在越来越依赖于大规模复杂的系统系统(so)。SoS和系统工程系统(SoSE)的新兴跨学科领域在很大程度上是由社会需求驱动的,包括公共服务,如卫生、交通、水、能源、食品安全等。so的规模、复杂性和挑战要求我们超越传统的需求工程(RE)方法。然而,从主要需求工程会议和期刊的出版物中可以明显看出,没有显著的努力被加速到解决系统工程系统的具体RE问题。该小组探讨了系统工程系统中关键的可再生能源挑战,特别是国际可再生能源社区需要关注其研究的领域,以及最有可能有效地应对这些挑战的方法。我们首先介绍了系统工程的系统,并概述了系统系统的主要特征。我们的结论是,全球可再生能源社区迫切需要发展新的思维方式、新的能力和可能的新科学,作为解决由系统的系统(Systems of Systems)带来的需求复杂性的关键机制。
Identifying top challenges for international research on requirements engineering for systems of systems engineering
Due to an increasingly connected society and industry, our modern societal world and all industry sectors now increasingly depend on large-scale complex Systems of Systems (SoS). The emerging interdisciplinary area of SoS and Systems of Systems Engineering (SoSE) is largely driven by societal needs including public services such as health, transport, water, energy, food security, etc. The scale, complexities and challenges presented by SoS require us to go beyond traditional Requirements Engineering (RE) approaches. However, as is evident from publications in major Requirements Engineering conferences and journals, no significant effort has been expedited towards addressing specific RE issues for Systems of Systems Engineering. This panel explores key RE challenges in Systems of Systems Engineering, specifically, the areas in which the international RE community need to focus its research, and the approaches that are most likely to meet these challenges effectively. We first introduce Systems of Systems Engineering and outline key characteristics of SoS. We conclude by arguing that there is an urgent need for the global RE community to develop new ways of thinking, new capabilities and possibly a new science as a key mechanism for addressing requirements complexities posed by Systems of Systems.