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 The Modeling and Simulation Interoperability (MSI) Challenge Team is one component of the [[http://​www.omgwiki.org/​MBSE/​doku.php|INCOSE/​OMG Model-based Systems Engineering (MBSE) Initiative]]. The Modeling and Simulation Interoperability (MSI) Challenge Team is one component of the [[http://​www.omgwiki.org/​MBSE/​doku.php|INCOSE/​OMG Model-based Systems Engineering (MBSE) Initiative]].
  
-Our current main team web page is located here: 
-[[http://​www.pslm.gatech.edu/​projects/​incose-mbse-msi/​|http://​www.pslm.gatech.edu/​projects/​incose-mbse-msi/​]]. 
  
 +===== Purpose ===== 
 +The MSI team is advancing how models interact with each other throughout the system lifecycle to benefit stakeholders.
  
-===== MSI Team Wiki Status =====  +A key subset ​of this is interconnecting system specification & design models with multiple engineering analysis and simulation models (e.g., interconnecting SysML-based system models with traditional models including CAD, CAE, reliability,​ costing, programmatics,​ PLM, and so on).
-We are in the process ​of migrating to use this WikiWe have started filling in the below MBSE Initiative Wiki page template, and our target is to complete it before the INCOSE IW11 MBSE workshop in Phoenix (Jan/Feb 2011).+
  
 +In this context “models” range from systems-of-systems models to physical component models and all points in between, including associated models for design, analysis, and simulation, as well as manufacturing,​ operation, and other lifecycle stages depending on the type of systems involved.
  
-===== Purpose =====  
-<this section has not been populated yet> 
  
-===== Measure ​of Success =====  +===== Measures ​of Success =====  
-<this section has not been populated yet>+Our main target stakeholders and envisioned measures of success are highlighted here: 
 + 
 +**Modeling & Simulation End Users (including System Modelers):​** By learning and applying our team’s patterns and techniques, end users will develop, link, and use models and simulations more effectively (e.g., in ways that are faster, more flexible, more automated, etc.). 
 + 
 +**Tool Developers:​** By learning and applying our patterns and techniques, tool developers will develop tools and interfaces more effectively to meet end user needs. 
 + 
 +**Standards & Specification Developers:​** By seeing specific examples driven by end user needs, standards developers will have clear illustrations to aid improving current spec versions, as well as enhancements and next-generation advancements for future spec versions. 
  
 ===== Topic Overview / Description ===== ===== Topic Overview / Description =====
-<this section has not been populated yet> 
  
-===== Schedule ​=====  +==== Phase 1 (Aug 2007 – Jul 2008) ==== 
-<this section is wip - it is partially populated>​+
  
 +During Phase 1 our team had these specific objectives:
 +
 +  - Define & demonstrate capabilities for advanced modeling & simulation interoperability (MSI)
 +  - Test & demonstrate how SysML facilitates effective MSI
 +  - Scope
 +    - Domain: Mechatronics
 +    - Capabilities:​ Methodologies,​ tools, requirements,​ and practical applications ​
 +    - MSI subset: Connecting system specification & design models with multiple engineering analysis & dynamic simulation models
 +
 +We achieved these objectives and demonstrated associated techniques and tools via a mechatronics-oriented testbed for an excavator system. ​
 +
 +==== Phase 2 (Aug 2008 – Feb 2010) ==== 
 +In Phase 2 we refined and extended these objectives to address key needs (per Phase 1 experiences) in these areas:
 +  - Education
 +  - Research & development
 +  - Productionization / commercialization / deployment
 +  - Applications
 +
 +Specific Phase 2 objectives included these:
 +  - Extend modeling & simulation interoperability method:
 +    - Generalizations:​ Graph transformations,​ variable topology, reusability,​ parametrics updates, trade study support, inconsistency management, E/MBOM extensions, method workflow, etc.
 +    - Specializations:​ software, closed-loop control, electronics,​ etc.
 +    - Interfaces to new tools: Matlab/​Simulink,​ ECAD, Arena, etc.
 +  - Refine requirements for SysML and tools to support enhanced MSI
 +    - Provide feedback to vendors and OMG SysML 1.x task forces
 +  - Demonstrate extensions in updated testbeds
 +  - Define deployment plan and initiate execution
 +  - Refine roadmap beyond Phase 2
 +
 +We achieved most of these objectives (see Phase 2 report) while some were deferred to Phase 3 or later. ​ This time we demonstrated meeting these objectives via various examples, as well as extending the excavator testbed and adding a mobile robotics testbed. ​
 +
 +==== Phase 3 (Mar 2010 – Present) ====
 +During Phases 1 and 2 the team scope was largely directed by several common research sponsors. In Phase 3 (Mar 2010 – present) our team has expanded and is more loosely coupled and driven by a wider variety of interests. ​
 +
 +Our overall purpose remains the same, and we are seeing exciting progress on a number of fronts. See our INCOSE IW11 presentation for specifics.
 +
 +
 +
 +===== Schedule ===== 
 ^Date^Milestone^Status^Point of Contact^ ^Date^Milestone^Status^Point of Contact^
-|2007-01|Initial presentation at IW|completed|Russell Peak| +| 2007-01 | Initial presentation at IW07 (Albuquerque NM) | completed | Russell Peak |  
-|2008-01|Status presentation at IW|completed|Russell Peak| +| 2008-01 | Status presentation at IW08 (Albuquerque NM) | completed | Russell Peak |  
-|2008-07|Status presentation at IS|completed|Russell Peak| +| 2008-07 | Status presentation at IS07 (Utrecht, Holland) ​| completed | Russell Peak |  
-|2008-09|Phase 1 report|completed|Russell Peak| +| 2008-09 | Phase 1 report | completed | Russell Peak |  
-|2009-01|Status presentation at IW|completed|Russell Peak| +| 2009-01 | Status presentation at IW09 (Burlingame CA) | completed | Russell Peak |  
-|2009-11|Phase 2 report|Completed|Russell Peak| +| 2009-11 | Phase 2 report | completed ​| Russell Peak |  
-|2009|SysML-Modelica spec draft|completed|Chris Paredis+2010-01 | Status presentation at IW10 (Mesa AZ) | completed | Russell Peak |  
-|2010-01|Status presentation at IW|completed|Russell Peak+| 2010-06 SysML-Modelica draft spec approved for public comment (RFC) | completed | Chris Paredis ​|  
-|2010|SysML-Modelica spec candidate|completed|Chris Paredis| +| 2010-09 | SysML-Modelica spec - FTF1 chartered ​| completed | Chris Paredis |  
-|2010-12|SysML-STK interface - draft1|completed|Manas Bajaj| +| 2010-12 | SysML-STK interface - draft1 | completed | Manas Bajaj |  
-|2011-01|Status presentation at IW|wip|Russell Peak| +| 2011-01 | Status presentation at IW11 (Phoenix) ​completed ​| Russell Peak |  
-|2011-01|SysML-STK interface - demo at IW|wip|Manas Bajaj| +| 2011-01 | SysML-STK interface - prototype ​demo at IW (Phoenix AZ) completed ​| Manas Bajaj |  
-|2011|SysML-Modelica spec release|wip (in FTF)|Chris Paredis|+| 2011-09 | SysML-Modelica spec - FTF2 chartered | completed | Axel Reichwein |  
 +| 2012-01 | Status presentation at IW12 (Jacksonville FL) | completed | Russell Peak |   
 +| 2012-11 | SysML-Modelica spec v1.0 release | completed | Axel Reichwein |  
 +| 2013-01 | Participation at IW13 (Jacksonville FL) | completed ​Russell Peak |   
 +| 2014-01 | Status presentation and related MSI sessions at IW14 (Torrance CA) - [[mbse:​modsim:​iw2014_agenda | Agenda]] | completed | Russell Peak |  
 +| 2015-01 | Status presentation and related MSI sessions at IW15 (Torrance CA) - [[mbse:​modsim:​iw2015_agenda | Agenda]] | completed | Russell Peak |  
 +| 2016-01 | Note: There were no MSI sessions held at IW16 | - | - |  
 +| 2017-01 | Status presentation and related MSI sessions at IW17 (Torrance CA) - [[mbse:​modsim:​iw2017_agenda | Agenda]] | completed | Russell Peak |  
 +| 2018-01 | Open MBX Ecosystems workshop at IW18 (Jacksonville FL) - [[mbse:​modsim:​iw2018_agenda | Agenda]] | completed | Russell Peak |  
 + 
 +IW = INCOSE International Workshop\\ 
 +IS = INCOSE International Symposium\\ 
 +FTF = Finalization Task Force 
  
 ===== Team Members =====  ===== Team Members ===== 
 +Challenge Team Lead/POC: Russell Peak
  
 ^Name^Organization^Contact Information^ ^Name^Organization^Contact Information^
-| Manas Bajaj| InterCAX| [email protected]+| Manas Bajaj | InterCAX | [email protected]
-| Jeffrey Banks| ​Northop ​Grumman| [email protected]+| Jeffrey Banks | Northrop ​Grumman | Jeffrey.Banks@ngc.com | 
-| Roger Burkhart| Deere| [email protected]+| Bruce Beihoff | Whirlpool | Bruce_C_Beihoff@Whirlpool.com | 
-| Sandy Friedenthal| self (formerly Lockheed)| [email protected]+| Roger Burkhart | Deere | [email protected]
-| Leon McGinnis| Georgia Tech| [email protected]+| Sandy Friedenthal | self (formerly Lockheed)| safriedenthal@gmail.com | 
-| Chris Paredis| Georgia Tech| [email protected]+| Nerijus Jankevicius | No Magic Inc | [email protected]
-| Russell Peak| Georgia Tech| [email protected]|+| Sean McGervey | Northrop Grumman | Sean.McGervey@ngc.com | 
 +| Leon McGinnis | Georgia Tech | [email protected]
 +| Chris Paredis | Georgia Tech | [email protected]
 +| Russell Peak | Georgia Tech | [email protected] ​
 +| Axel Reichwein | Georgia Tech | [email protected]
 +| Dick Welling | Boeing | [email protected]
 +| Dirk Zwemer | InterCAX | [email protected] ​|
  
-Challenge Team Lead: Russell Peak 
  
 ===== Wiki Articles =====  ===== Wiki Articles ===== 
-<this section has not been populated yet>+Several of our publications and presentations are available on our team web page for Phases 1-2 located here: [[http://​www.pslm.gatech.edu/​projects/​incose-mbse-msi/​|http://​www.pslm.gatech.edu/​projects/​incose-mbse-msi/​]]. 
 + 
 +Over time we will add new ones directly onto the Wiki here.
  
 ===== Reference Links =====  ===== Reference Links ===== 
-<this section has not been populated yet>+See above web page. 
 +  
 +==== Cross-Team Links ====
  
-==== INCOSE Links ==== +^MBSE Challenge Team^Collaboration Aspects^ 
 +| [[mbse:​space|Space Systems Modeling]] | SysML parametrics for FireSAT model, SysML-STK interoperability | 
 +| [[mbse:​telescope|Telescope Modeling]] ​ | SysML library elements for reference frame concepts | 
 +| [[mbse:​drugdelivery|Biomedical and Healthcare ]] | SysML-based examples (e.g., ECMO presentation at IW2014) |
  
-==== OMG Links ==== +^MBSE Activity Team^ Collaboration Aspects^ 
- +| [[mbse:​usability | MBSE Usability]] | tbd | 
-==== External Links ==== +| [[mbse:​methodology | Methodology and Metrics]] | Metrics for SysML-based modeling & simulation (e.g., model size, solving time, ...) | 
-  +| [[mbse:​modelmgt | Model Management]] | SysML parametrics and PLM | 
-==== Cross Team Links ====+| [[mbse:​standards | Modeling Standards]] | SysML spec, SysML-Modelica mapping spec, UPDM/DoDAF specs | 
 +| [[mbse:​ontology | Ontology]] | tbd | 
 +| [[mbse:​enterprise | System of Systems/​Enterprise Modeling]] | Executable interplay between SysML and UPDM/DoDAF (e.g., parametrics) |
  
 +^Other INCOSE Working Groups (WG)^ Collaboration Aspects^
 +| Affordability WG | SysML building blocks for cost modeling (e.g., presentation at IW2014) |
  
 +==== External Links ====
  
 +  * [[http://​www.pslm.gatech.edu/​projects/​incose-mbse-msi/​ | INCOSE MSI Team web page]] (from Phases 1-2 before migrating to this Wiki)
 +  * [[http://​www.omgsysml.org/​ | OMG Systems Modeling Language (SysML) web page]]
 +  * [[http://​www.pslm.gatech.edu/​topics/​sysml/​ | Georgia Tech SysML focus area]]
 +  * [[http://​www.omgwiki.org/​model-interchange/​doku.php | OMG Model Interchange Working Group Wiki]]
  
  
  
  
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