YesThis paper introduces a novel method referred to as Enhanced Sequence Diagram (ESD) to support rigorous functional modelling of complex multidisciplinary systems. The ESD concept integrates an exchanges based functional requirements reasoning based on a coherent graphical schema, integrated with the system operational analysis based on a sequence diagram. The effectiveness of the method to support generic function modelling of complex multidisciplinary systems at the early conceptual design stages is discussed in conjunction with an electric vehicle powertrain example, followed by an assessment of potential impact for broader application of the method in the industry
Complex systems are hard to define. Nevertheless they are more and more frequently encountered. Exam...
Function-based Systems Engineering (FuSE) is a design method that uses functional modeling throughou...
This paper details a step toward introducing an electromechanical Functional Basis into the function...
YesThis paper introduces an Enhanced Sequence Diagram (ESD) as the basis for a structured framework ...
YesThis article presents the application of the Enhanced Sequence Diagram (ESD) for the analysis of ...
YesThe purpose of this paper is to present the System State Flow Diagram (SSFD) as a structured and ...
Modeling is a fundamental activity within the requirements engineering process and concerns the cons...
Operational sequence diagrams (OSDs) have been used to support human engineering in system develop-m...
Modeling is a fundamental activity within the requirements engineering process and concerns the cons...
NoThe aim of this paper is to introduce the Systems State Flow Diagram as a structured approach to h...
International audienceAlthough the eFFBD formalism dates back to the 1990s (or even, in a simplified...
YesThis paper presents an evaluation study for the System State Flow Diagram function modeling frame...
The complexity of technical systems has increased significantly in order to address evolving custome...
AbstractMe**thods supporting designers’ cognition in early stages are critical. Function modelling i...
Article à paraître dans ComPlexUsWe propose a new functional formalism for modelling complex industr...
Complex systems are hard to define. Nevertheless they are more and more frequently encountered. Exam...
Function-based Systems Engineering (FuSE) is a design method that uses functional modeling throughou...
This paper details a step toward introducing an electromechanical Functional Basis into the function...
YesThis paper introduces an Enhanced Sequence Diagram (ESD) as the basis for a structured framework ...
YesThis article presents the application of the Enhanced Sequence Diagram (ESD) for the analysis of ...
YesThe purpose of this paper is to present the System State Flow Diagram (SSFD) as a structured and ...
Modeling is a fundamental activity within the requirements engineering process and concerns the cons...
Operational sequence diagrams (OSDs) have been used to support human engineering in system develop-m...
Modeling is a fundamental activity within the requirements engineering process and concerns the cons...
NoThe aim of this paper is to introduce the Systems State Flow Diagram as a structured approach to h...
International audienceAlthough the eFFBD formalism dates back to the 1990s (or even, in a simplified...
YesThis paper presents an evaluation study for the System State Flow Diagram function modeling frame...
The complexity of technical systems has increased significantly in order to address evolving custome...
AbstractMe**thods supporting designers’ cognition in early stages are critical. Function modelling i...
Article à paraître dans ComPlexUsWe propose a new functional formalism for modelling complex industr...
Complex systems are hard to define. Nevertheless they are more and more frequently encountered. Exam...
Function-based Systems Engineering (FuSE) is a design method that uses functional modeling throughou...
This paper details a step toward introducing an electromechanical Functional Basis into the function...