In the traditional systems engineering, or so-called document-based systems engineering, work products are created separately and consistency between these products is maintained manually by the designer(s) of the system. One of the biggest model-based systems engineering ROI is the ability to automatically generate consistent work products out of a systems model. This session demonstrates various approaches to work product generation from models. A special emphasis is put on publishing information stored in the models on the web to various stakeholders, some of which have never been exposed to MBSE, models, or modeling tools.
The session demonstrates:
- TechnologiessupportedbyCameoSystemsModeler for work product generation
- VTL template-based reporting
- SysML Views&Viewpoints approach to document generation
- Generation of work products by exporting them directly from the model
- Publishing models on the web
- Reviewing published models on the web and tracking review progress
- Integrating published models with Wikis
- Customizing the appearance and information fidelity of published models
The comparison of the documentation generation approaches is provided in this session
Technology | Target user group | Templates supported | Commenting supported | Customization can be done by | Customization technology |
VTL templates for documents (Word, Excel, etc.) | Non-modelers and modelers | Yes | Yes, basic support | Customer | VTL scripting |
Web reports | Modelers | Yes | No | Customer | VTL scripting |
Web Portals | Non-modelers and modelers | Yes | Yes, basic support | No Magic | Java coding |
Document Modeling plugin / SysML V&V | Non-modelers and modelers | Partially | No | Customer | Modeling |
Cameo Collaborator / SysML V&V | Non-modelers and modelers | Yes | Yes, advanced support | Customer | Modeling |
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The session is hosted by Dr. Andrius Armonas, MagicDraw Product Manager at No Magic
Learn more at: http://www.nomagic.com/mbse/
Dr. Armonas:
Thanks for the presentation. May I be clarified from you: The SysML Views and Viewpoints you presented , can that be any view and viewpoints from UPDM such as anyone of these OV, SV, CV, PV, StdV and DIV? If so, how to hierarchy from systems of systems such as subsystems, components and elements? I wish you can provide another presentation as start from UPDM., down thru MBSE (SySML) then in between there are subsystems from UPDM to MBSE, then components and elements to be modeled under SysML for all the behavior, structural and dynamic (interaction) diagrams.
Thanks
Roy Tsui
Senior Principal Systems Engineer & Architect
BAE Systems
Great, I do need demos that cannot be found in manuals and guides. I wish I can be provided to all the links, so I can explore and play with the actual demo examples.