SysML v2 reference implementation: A field report
There is a reference implementation for SysML v2. This is a field report that examines installation, features and benefits.
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There is a reference implementation for SysML v2. This is a field report that examines installation, features and benefits.

In the MMOS project, the description of a satellite was modeled with SysML, in particular the interfaces.

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ISO 29148 should be familiar to anyone who deals with requirements. Geoff Shuebrook shared how this fits in with MBSE in an INCOSE webinar this week. The core idea is property-based requirements. Geoff also shows how this concept can be implemented in Cameo (MagicDraw). The following is a summary of this exciting idea and the...

INCOSE has published a special on SysML, which can be read free of charge at Wiley until April 15, 2022. After that, it is subject to a charge or requires a membership.

This week I would like to present a case study on the selection of safety-critical components in the automotive environment. More and more vehicles are using single-chip systems (SoC). In the following, I will therefore show how the ISO 26262 Part 11 guideline can help.
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