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Littoral undersea warfare: a case study in process modeling for functionality and interoperability of complex systems

Littoral undersea warfare: a case study in process modeling for functionality and interoperability of complex systems
Littoral undersea warfare: a case study in process modeling for functionality and interoperability of complex systems
The goal of this work was to demonstrate the application of a process modeling approach to architect a system of systems (SoS) capable of conducting anti-submarine (undersea) warfare (ASW) operations projecting to the year 2025. Process modeling is a methodology for architectural analysis for complex systems whose operation is characterized by “processes” whose sequential execution may be scaled-up to understand overall system behaviour. It is ideally suited to address complexity and interoperability issues of an ASW SoS. New contributions of this work include: the successful implementation of a process modeling approach to architect an ASW SoS, and a cohesive set of results analyzing operation of an ASW SoS as a series of processes with future projections to the year 2025. We believe this work may serve as a foundation for future systems engineering research addressing the interoperability and performance of complex systems of systems whose function is closely tied to time-dependent processes, with particular application for military and security systems.
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Boensel, M.
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Shoup, F.
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Vaidyanathan, R.
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Bacon, R.
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Shoup, F.
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Bindi, V., Strunk, J., Baker, J., Bacon, R., Boensel, M., Shoup, F. and Vaidyanathan, R. (2007) Littoral undersea warfare: a case study in process modeling for functionality and interoperability of complex systems. International Conference on Managing and Engineering in Complex Situations (MECS 2007), Norfolk, USA. 21 - 23 Oct 2007. 23 pp .

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Abstract

The goal of this work was to demonstrate the application of a process modeling approach to architect a system of systems (SoS) capable of conducting anti-submarine (undersea) warfare (ASW) operations projecting to the year 2025. Process modeling is a methodology for architectural analysis for complex systems whose operation is characterized by “processes” whose sequential execution may be scaled-up to understand overall system behaviour. It is ideally suited to address complexity and interoperability issues of an ASW SoS. New contributions of this work include: the successful implementation of a process modeling approach to architect an ASW SoS, and a cohesive set of results analyzing operation of an ASW SoS as a series of processes with future projections to the year 2025. We believe this work may serve as a foundation for future systems engineering research addressing the interoperability and performance of complex systems of systems whose function is closely tied to time-dependent processes, with particular application for military and security systems.

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Published date: 2007
Venue - Dates: International Conference on Managing and Engineering in Complex Situations (MECS 2007), Norfolk, USA, 2007-10-21 - 2007-10-23

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Local EPrints ID: 49634
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/49634
PURE UUID: 9b50cbd8-0398-4a76-905d-80095f976c99

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Date deposited: 26 Nov 2007
Last modified: 11 Dec 2021 16:55

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Author: V. Bindi
Author: J. Strunk
Author: J. Baker
Author: R. Bacon
Author: M. Boensel
Author: F. Shoup
Author: R. Vaidyanathan

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