Titlebook: Complex Systems Design & Management; Proceedings of the N Eric Bonjour,Daniel Krob,Fran?ois Stephan Conference proceedings 2019 Springer Na

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Model-Based System Reconfiguration: A Descriptive Study of Current Industrial Challengesverview of a field research currently ongoing to capture the strengths and the shortages in the current industrial landscape. It also discusses possible future management strategies with regard to identified issues and challenges.

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Standardisierung - Kanonisierungeveral German industrial associations created a suitable reference architecture, called Reference Architecture Model Industry 4.0 (RAMI 4.0). In this paper, a Domain Specific Systems Engineering approach using a Domain Specific Language (DSL) based on the results of this reference architecture is proposed and evaluated by a suitable case study.

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Johannes Bilstein,Jutta Ecariusk the maturity of interface design with change request generation. This approach comes as a complement to existing results on change propagation patterns within large systems. A promising parallel is established between the design process of a large system and learning processes well known to the social sciences community.

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Standardization and Expectationsre presented. These results are compared and contrasted with the results from a similar, traditional systems engineering design course and a dedicated systems thinking course. Finally, conclusions and areas for further refinement and developments are described.

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Towards a Standards-Based Domain Specific Language for Industry 4.0 Architectureseveral German industrial associations created a suitable reference architecture, called Reference Architecture Model Industry 4.0 (RAMI 4.0). In this paper, a Domain Specific Systems Engineering approach using a Domain Specific Language (DSL) based on the results of this reference architecture is proposed and evaluated by a suitable case study.

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Safety Architecture Overview Framework for the Prediction, Explanation and Control of Risks of ERTMSty architecture can illustrate the main interactions between government, regulations, company management, technical and operational management, physical process and activities, and environment. Explicit representation delivers insight, stimulates striving for completeness, and leads to consistency of the safety analyses.