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Systems Engineering Interfaces: A Model Based Approach

Fosse, Elyse·Delp, Christopher
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Currently: Ops Rev developed and maintains a framework that includes interface-specific language, patterns, and Viewpoints. Ops Rev implements the framework to design MOS 2.0 and its 5 Mission Services. Implementation de-couples interfaces and instances of interaction Future: A Mission MOSE implements the approach and uses the model based artifacts for reviews. The framework extends further into the ground data layers and provides a unified methodology.

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Fosse, Elyse, Delp, Christopher. 2013-03-02. Systems Engineering Interfaces: A Model Based Approach. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20150007165

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