FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W101084015> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W101084015 abstract "Survivability may be defined as the ability of a system to minimize the impact of a finite disturbance on value delivery. This paper reviews existing methods of specifying, evaluating, and verifying survivability for aerospace systems in order to identify opportunities for improvement. First, the systems architecting methods underlying this research are described. Second, survivability challenges within the domain of space system architecture are analyzed for motivation. Third, five limitations of existing methods are discussed: (1) treatment of survivability as a constraint on design, (2) static system threat assessment reports, (3) assumption of independent disturbance encounters, (4) narrow scope of survivability design and analysis, and (5) lack of a value-centric perspective. In conclusion, prescriptions are offered for improving the practice of systems architecting for survivability. Research Context: System Architecture and Value-Based Design This paper describes ongoing doctoral research for improving the practice of systems architecting for aerospace systems (Richards, Hastings et al. 2007). A standard definition of architecture used by the Department of Defense (2003) is “the structure of components, their relationships, and the principles and guidelines governing their design and evolution over time.” The process of creating and building architectures is referred to as systems architecting and concerns itself most with system conceptualization, objective definition, and certification for use (Maier and Rechtin 2002). Within systems architecting, the research is focused on the application of value-based methods to conceptual design. Value, a subjective measure of benefit from a bundle of consequences that is specified by a stakeholder, provides a fundamental metric for relating system properties to desired stakeholder outcomes (Keeney 1992). Empirical evidence suggests that the lifecycle value delivered by systems is primarily determined at the beginning of development programs (Gruhl 1992), highlighting the criticality of good decision making during conceptual design. Conceptual design includes both concept development (i.e., identification of stakeholders, enumeration and evaluation of design alternatives, and selection of one or more concepts for further development) and system-level design (i.e., definition of the architecture, including subsystem decompositions and functional specifications) (Ulrich and Eppinger 2004). Taking the value-centric perspective during conceptual design empowers decision makers to" @default.
• W101084015 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W101084015 creator A5015117717 @default.
• W101084015 creator A5032860900 @default.
• W101084015 creator A5043496742 @default.
• W101084015 creator A5083166328 @default.
• W101084015 date "2008-01-01" @default.
• W101084015 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W101084015 title "Systems Architecting for Survivability: Limitations of Existing Methods for Aerospace Systems" @default.
• W101084015 cites W1480210583 @default.
• W101084015 cites W1502337575 @default.
• W101084015 cites W1512797626 @default.
• W101084015 cites W1521560745 @default.
• W101084015 cites W1553797634 @default.
• W101084015 cites W1562578637 @default.
• W101084015 cites W1579570945 @default.
• W101084015 cites W1608412798 @default.
• W101084015 cites W1624596086 @default.
• W101084015 cites W168547584 @default.
• W101084015 cites W1986529760 @default.
• W101084015 cites W1986808060 @default.
• W101084015 cites W1995293461 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2001719948 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2015251681 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2021154257 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2021904776 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2029760101 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2048138718 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2057838275 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2058290292 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2064105497 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2066454509 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2070245811 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2077846612 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2077933094 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2081724101 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2091579301 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2095767682 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2099891530 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2115179079 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2124716590 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2131201490 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2140827645 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2142926795 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2155262278 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2159071801 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2161065543 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2162574290 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2313656748 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2321272319 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2325688766 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2332125581 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2413620270 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2607244797 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2914748339 @default.
• W101084015 cites W3135661490 @default.
• W101084015 cites W3162099472 @default.
• W101084015 cites W3175528684 @default.
• W101084015 cites W2251577445 @default.
• W101084015 cites W284784973 @default.
• W101084015 cites W3023512294 @default.
• W101084015 hasPublicationYear "2008" @default.
• W101084015 type Work @default.
• W101084015 sameAs 101084015 @default.
• W101084015 citedByCount "2" @default.
• W101084015 countsByYear W1010840152015 @default.
• W101084015 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W101084015 hasAuthorship W101084015A5015117717 @default.
• W101084015 hasAuthorship W101084015A5032860900 @default.
• W101084015 hasAuthorship W101084015A5043496742 @default.
• W101084015 hasAuthorship W101084015A5083166328 @default.
• W101084015 hasConcept C112930515 @default.
• W101084015 hasConcept C127413603 @default.
• W101084015 hasConcept C144133560 @default.
• W101084015 hasConcept C146978453 @default.
• W101084015 hasConcept C151730666 @default.
• W101084015 hasConcept C167740415 @default.
• W101084015 hasConcept C200601418 @default.
• W101084015 hasConcept C201995342 @default.
• W101084015 hasConcept C2779343474 @default.
• W101084015 hasConcept C2781133158 @default.
• W101084015 hasConcept C31352089 @default.
• W101084015 hasConcept C41008148 @default.
• W101084015 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W101084015 hasConcept C87912763 @default.
• W101084015 hasConceptScore W101084015C112930515 @default.
• W101084015 hasConceptScore W101084015C127413603 @default.
• W101084015 hasConceptScore W101084015C144133560 @default.
• W101084015 hasConceptScore W101084015C146978453 @default.
• W101084015 hasConceptScore W101084015C151730666 @default.
• W101084015 hasConceptScore W101084015C167740415 @default.
• W101084015 hasConceptScore W101084015C200601418 @default.
• W101084015 hasConceptScore W101084015C201995342 @default.
• W101084015 hasConceptScore W101084015C2779343474 @default.
• W101084015 hasConceptScore W101084015C2781133158 @default.
• W101084015 hasConceptScore W101084015C31352089 @default.
• W101084015 hasConceptScore W101084015C41008148 @default.
• W101084015 hasConceptScore W101084015C86803240 @default.
• W101084015 hasConceptScore W101084015C87912763 @default.
• W101084015 hasLocation W1010840151 @default.

• next