SysML and AADL, patterns for integrated Use

Keywords AADL SysML Systems Modeling Language (SysML)

SysML is a UML profile, comes with its inherent complexity- need to tailor it to match one modeling process. We retained a very naïve one, limited to SysML-only:
• Requirement diagram
• Use cases
• Block diagrams
• State machines
• Parametric diagrams
• This constrains the semantics fuzziness of SysML to a tractable subset and prepare for the transition to AADLv2

Requirement capture-provide a tree-like structures, with hierarchy and clustering of all requirements:
• Modeling assumptions: define perimeter of the model
• Problem Analysis (à-la UML): define use cases

SysML:
• Architectural Design (à-la UML): define the static architecture
• Validation: mostly functional at this level
• Architecture refinement: refine the static architecture into runtime architecture
• Architecture mapping: map blocks to hardware/software
• Validation: refine all computed metrics

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Institut Supérieur de l'Aéronautique et de l'Espace
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Jérôme Hugues
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