Integration of architectural modelling using the SysML within the traditional automotive CACSD process

The research presented within this paper focuses on the how the SysML can be employed to support the traditional automotive computer aided control system design (CACSD) process and in particular, how models based on higher levels of system abstraction can be used to improve the control engineers lev...

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Main Authors: Marco, J, Vaughan, N.D
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Automobile industry
Civil and mechanical engineering computing
Control applications in other industries
Control engineering computing
Control technology and theory
Design
Industrial applications of IT
Mechanical engineering applications of IT
Production engineering computing
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Summary:The research presented within this paper focuses on the how the SysML can be employed to support the traditional automotive computer aided control system design (CACSD) process and in particular, how models based on higher levels of system abstraction can be used to improve the control engineers level of domain understanding. Architectural models, based on IEEE 1471-2000, are presented. In addition, a number of observations are made as to the current limitations associated with the SysML toolset and the improvements required for its future integration within a model-based automotive control environment.
DOI:10.1049/ic.2010.0361