Tool interoperability for model-based systems engineering

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2302.03503v2
• Date: Fri, 22 Sep 2023 13:34:00 GMT
• Title: Tool interoperability for model-based systems engineering
• Authors: Sander Thuijsman, G\"okhan Kahraman, Alireza Mohamadkhani, Ferry Timmers, Loek Cleophas, Marc Geilen, Jan Friso Groote, Michel Reniers, Ramon Schiffelers, Jeroen Voeten
• Abstract summary: We discuss several tools, each state-of-the-art in its own discipline, offering functionality such as specification, synthesis, and verification. We present Analytics as a Service, built on the Arrowhead framework, to connect these tools and make them interoperable.
• Score: 0.7182467727359453
• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
• Abstract: Supervisory control design of cyber-physical systems has many challenges. Model-based systems engineering can address these, with solutions originating from various disciplines. We discuss several tools, each state-of-the-art in its own discipline, offering functionality such as specification, synthesis, and verification. Integrating such mono-disciplinary tools in a multi-disciplinary workflow is a major challenge. We present Analytics as a Service, built on the Arrowhead framework, to connect these tools and make them interoperable. A seamless integration of the tools has been established through a service-oriented architecture: The engineer can easily access the functionality of the tools from a single interface, as translation steps between equivalent models for the respective tools are automated.

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