SysML and Modelica Integration
At the December 2008 meeting in Santa Clara, the Systems Engineering DSIG decided to create a working group to explore the synergies between SysML and Modelica (www.modelica.org). This Wiki-page is used to communicate among the working group members.
Work Group Members
Work Group Leader: Chris Paredis
Work Group Members:
- Yves Bernard
- Roger Burkhart
- Wuzhu Chen
- Hans-Peter de Koning
- Sandy Friedenthal
- Peter Fritzson
- Nerijus Jankevicius
- Alek Kerzhner
- Chris Paredis
- Nicolas Rouquette
- Wladimir Schamai
Assigned Issues
| Issue | Description | Status notes / Proposed resolution |
|---|---|---|
| 13179 | SysML/Modelica Integration |
SysML-Modelica Transformation Specification Documents
approved by OMG for public comment on 6-25-10:
SysML-Modelica Transformation Specification Presentations and Papers
Overview presentation at the 2010 INCOSE International Symposium:
- Paredis, C.J.J., Bernard, Y., Burkhart, R.M., de Koning, H.-P., Friedenthal, S., Fritzson, P., Rouquette, N.F., and Schamai, W. “ An Overview of the SysML-Modelica Transformation Specification,” in Proceedings of the 2010 INCOSE International Symposium, Chicago, IL, July 12-15, 2010. [ Corresponding PowerPoint Presentation]
Version History
For the most recent version and a complete version history, please, refer to the svn repository: https://openmodelica.ida.liu.se/svn/SysML_Modelica/trunk/Documents/
submission draft
March 17 version
Official alpha version
Older Versions
Model Files of Profile and Examples
For the most recent version of the models, please, refer to the svn repository: https://openmodelica.ida.liu.se/svn/SysML_Modelica/trunk/Models/
- Apr 20, 2010: QVT demo of a skeleton mapping from Modelica’s Program::PROGRAM to a SysML model in UML.
- Apr 14, 2010: QVT resources
- Apr 14, 2010: Overview diagram of the meta-level and model-level mappings for SysML/Modelica.
- Dec 31, 2009: Refactored the model to use the SysML4Modelica profile, ModelicaStandardLibrary and SysML-Modelica Document Figures as shared, read-only modules
- Dec 31, 2009: To install the refactored model:
- In your MD 16.6 installation directory, <install.root>, create the following folders:
- <install.root>/profiles/OMG SysML-Modelica/
- <install.root>/modelLibraries/OMG SysML-Modelica/
- Save the modules above as indicated.
- You can save the modelica-sysml_profile_and_examples_v0.18.mdzip project anywhere.
- Dec 31, 2009: Exported v0.18 to EMF UML2 (v2.x) XMI File - The archive includes *.uml files for all modules including the SysML-ModelicaProfile & ModelicaStandardLibrary
- Dec 31, 2009: Illustration of the refactoring problems
- Dec 11, 2009: Added Robot Example: modelica-sysml_profile_and_examples_v0.16.mdzip
- Nov 25, 2009: Updated to match profile document 11/25: modelica-sysml_profile_and_examples_v0.14.mdzip
- Nov 17, 2009: Updated based on discussion with Nicolas on 11/11: modelica-sysml_profile_and_examples_v0.13.mdzip
- Nov 8, 2009: Updated the SysML4Modelica profile for enumerations with nested packages: modelica-sysml_profile_and_examples-v2-md16.6.mdzip
- * A modelica class definition of some kind maps to a SysML class of some «SysML4Modelica::ModelicaClassDefinition» kind.
- * Modelica class extension maps to SysML class generalization + redefinition.
- Nov 7, 2009: Updated the SysML4Modelica profile for enumerations with nested packages: modelica-sysml_profile_and_examples-md16.6.mdzip
- A partial implementation of the profile can be found in the following MagicDraw project: modelica-sysml_profile_and_examples.mdzip
Presentations for Weekly Working Group Meetings
- 1/3/10: Presentation on Robot Example
- 9/02/09: Presentation with draft road-map
Presentations at SE DSIG Meetings
- 9/15/09: Presentation at San Antonio meeting
- 6/23/09: Presentation at San Jose meeting
- 12/11/08: Presentation at Santa Clara meeting
References
Working Area
Each work group participant should feel free to post comments or link to documents in this area. Please identify and date your comments, and do not delete other comments without coordinating any updates. Any significant comments posted in this area can also be sent to the sysml-rtf@omg.org mailing list so that they become part of the permanent RTF archive.