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 Modeling has always been an important part of systems engineering to support functional, performance,​ and other types of engineering analysis. Wayne Wymore introduced a mathematical foundation for MBSE in his book entitled Model-Based Systems Engineering in 1993.  However, the growth in computing technology and the introduction of modeling standards such as SysML, UPDM, Modelica, HLA, and others, are helping to enable MBSE as a standard practice, and provide a foundation to integrate diverse models needed to fully specify and analyze systems. ​ Modeling has always been an important part of systems engineering to support functional, performance,​ and other types of engineering analysis. Wayne Wymore introduced a mathematical foundation for MBSE in his book entitled Model-Based Systems Engineering in 1993.  However, the growth in computing technology and the introduction of modeling standards such as SysML, UPDM, Modelica, HLA, and others, are helping to enable MBSE as a standard practice, and provide a foundation to integrate diverse models needed to fully specify and analyze systems. ​
  
-  - **Help is available on how to edit and setup new pages for this WIKI on the [**[[core:​editing|MBSE WIKI Help page]]**]** +**Help is available on how to edit and setup new pages for this WIKI on the [**[[core:​editing|MBSE WIKI Help page]]**]**
-  - **Information on communications such as livemeeting and the e-mail reflector is available on [**[[mbse:​mbse_communications]]**]**+
  
  
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 =====  Sponsoring Organizations ===== =====  Sponsoring Organizations =====
  
-[[http://​www.incose.org/​ | INCOSE]] +[[http://​www.incose.org/​ | INCOSE]] ​ | 
- +[[http://​www.omg.org/​syseng | OMG Systems Engineering DSIG]] ​ |
-[[http://​www.omg.org/​syseng | OMG Systems Engineering DSIG]]+
  
  
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    * Tools & Technology    * Tools & Technology
    * Outreach, Training & Education    * Outreach, Training & Education
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 The MBSE Initiative leadership includes the chair, co-chair, and support for communications as indicated below. The MBSE Initiative leadership includes the chair, co-chair, and support for communications as indicated below.
 | Chair | Mark Sampson | | Chair | Mark Sampson |
 | Co-Chair | Troy Peterson (previously Sandy Friedenthal) | | Co-Chair | Troy Peterson (previously Sandy Friedenthal) |
-| Webinars and Communications | TBD | 
 | MBSE Wiki Support | Roger Burkhart ​ | | MBSE Wiki Support | Roger Burkhart ​ |
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-The MBSE Initiative is organized into MBSE Challenge Teams and MBSE Activity Teams. Challenge Teams are focused on demonstrating the application of MBSE to solve a particular problem that is identified by the team. Activity Teams are focused on advancing a particular aspect of MBSE. The names and leaders of these teams, along with the links to their individual sites, are shown below. 
  
 ====== Challenge/​Activity Teams ====== ​ ====== Challenge/​Activity Teams ====== ​
  
-Challenge or Activity Teams are created by the MBSE Initiative to launch specialized areas of MBSE-related development activity or work on specific challenge problems. Teams used to be split into either Challenge or Activity Teams, but now either term can be used interchangeably to refer to any subteam hosted by the MBSE Initiative. Challenge/​Activity Teams have often helped to launch and incubate ​potential ​new Working Groups. Many groups that started out as MBSE Challenge or Activity Teams have gone on to become chartered as INCOSE Working Groups.+Challenge or Activity Teams are created by the MBSE Initiative to launch specialized areas of MBSE-related development activity or work on specific challenge problems. Teams used to be split into either Challenge or Activity Teams, but now either term can be used interchangeably to refer to any subteam hosted by the MBSE Initiative. Challenge/​Activity Teams have often helped to incubate new Working Groups. Many groups that started out as MBSE Challenge or Activity Teams have gone on to become chartered as INCOSE Working Groups. Please check the list of Archived Challenge and Activity Teams for links to INCOSE Working Groups launched through this path.
  
 Note: these pages are generally open for editing by any participant in the challenge or activity team.  See [[core:​editing|Editing Instructions]] for information about editing wiki pages. Note: these pages are generally open for editing by any participant in the challenge or activity team.  See [[core:​editing|Editing Instructions]] for information about editing wiki pages.
  
 ^Challenge/​Activity Team^Challenge/​Activity Team Lead^ ^Challenge/​Activity Team^Challenge/​Activity Team Lead^
-| [[mbse:​augmented|Augmented Intelligence in Systems Engineering]] ​ | Mark Petrotta ​ | +| [[mbse:​ecosystems|Digital ​Ecosystems ​(DECO)]]  | Russell Peak  | 
-| [[mbse:​ecosystems|MBX Ecosystems]] ​ | Russell Peak  | +| [[mbse:sysml_v2_transition|SysML v1 to SysML v2 Transition Guidance]]  | Frank Salvatore ​ |
-| [[mbse:mbe|Model-Based Engineering (MBE) Manifesto]]  | Chris Schreiber ​ | +
-| [[mbse:​mbecm|Model-Based Enterprise Capabilities Matrix]] ​ | Joe Hale and Al Hoheb  | +
-| [[mbse:​prodlog|Production and Logistics Systems Modeling]] ​ | Tim Sprock ​ | +
-| [[mbse:​telescope|Telescope Modeling]] ​ | Robert Karban ​ | +
  
 [[mbse:​archivedteams|Archived Challenge and Activity Teams]] [[mbse:​archivedteams|Archived Challenge and Activity Teams]]
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 ====== ​ INCOSE Working Groups ====== ====== ​ INCOSE Working Groups ======
  
-The complete list of {{https://​www.incose.org/​ChaptersGroups/WorkingGroups|INCOSE Working Groups}} is maintained on the INCOSE website. Each Working Group within INCOSE Technical Operations is responsible for maintaining its charter and web pages on the INCOSE website. Some of these groups, however, began as challenge or activity teams on this MBSE wiki, or find it useful to maintain wiki pages here in addition to their resources on the INCOSE website. Following is a list of INCOSE Working Groups that maintain their own pages on this wiki.+The complete list of {{https://​www.incose.org/​incose-member-resources/working-groups|INCOSE Working Groups}} is maintained on the INCOSE website. Each Working Group within INCOSE Technical Operations is responsible for maintaining its charter and web pages on the INCOSE website. Some of these groups, however, began as challenge or activity teams on this MBSE wiki, or find it useful to maintain wiki pages here in addition to their resources on the INCOSE website. Following is a list of INCOSE Working Groups that maintain their own pages on this wiki.
    
 ^MBSE Wiki Page for INCOSE Working Group^INCOSE Website Page^ ^MBSE Wiki Page for INCOSE Working Group^INCOSE Website Page^
 | [[mbse:​deix|MBSE Wiki Page for Digital Engineering Information Exchange WG]]  | {{https://​www.incose.org/​incose-member-resources/​working-groups/​transformational/​digital-engineering-information-exchange|INCOSE WG Page}} ​ | | [[mbse:​deix|MBSE Wiki Page for Digital Engineering Information Exchange WG]]  | {{https://​www.incose.org/​incose-member-resources/​working-groups/​transformational/​digital-engineering-information-exchange|INCOSE WG Page}} ​ |
-| [[mbse:​smswg|MBSE Wiki Page for NAFEMS-INCOSE Systems Modeling & Simulation WG]] |{{https://​www.nafems.org/​about/​technical-working-groups/​systems_modeling/​|NAFEMS WG Page}} (INCOSE WG Page in progress) ​ | 
 | [[mbse:​patterns:​patterns|MBSE ​ Wiki Page for Patterns WG]]  | {{https://​www.incose.org/​ChaptersGroups/​WorkingGroups/​transformational/​mbse-patterns|INCOSE WG Page}} ​ | | [[mbse:​patterns:​patterns|MBSE ​ Wiki Page for Patterns WG]]  | {{https://​www.incose.org/​ChaptersGroups/​WorkingGroups/​transformational/​mbse-patterns|INCOSE WG Page}} ​ |
-| [[mbse:​reqts|MBSE ​ Wiki Page for Requirements WG]]  |{{https://​www.incose.org/​ChaptersGroups/​WorkingGroups/​process/​requirements|INCOSE WG Page}} ​ |+| [[mbse:​smswg|MBSE Wiki Page for NAFEMS-INCOSE Systems Modeling & Simulation WG]] (archive only)  | {{https://​www.incose.org/​incose-member-resources/​working-groups/​transformational/​incose-nafems-collaboration|INCOSE WG Page}} ​ | 
 +| [[mbse:​reqts|MBSE ​ Wiki Page for Requirements WG]] (archive only)  ​|{{https://​www.incose.org/​ChaptersGroups/​WorkingGroups/​process/​requirements|INCOSE WG Page}} ​ |
  
-Following are INCOSE Chapters that have also requested wiki pages or have provided other links to maintain information about their own MBSE-related activities. 
  
-^INCOSE Chapters with MBSE Wiki Pages or Other Links^ 
-|[[mbse:​afis | AFIS - Association Française d'​Ingénierie Système]] | 
-|[[mbse:​nederland | MBSE SIG of INCOSE The Netherlands Chapter]] | 
-|{{http://​www.incosewiki.org.uk/​Model_Based_Systems_Engineering/​index.php?​title=Main_Page| UK Chapter MBSE Wiki}}| 
  
-====== ​ Tool Vendor Collaboration with MBSE Teams ====== 
  
-^Vendor Collaboration^Description^ 
-|[[mbse:​participating_vendors | Participating Vendor offers and MBSE team needs]]|INCOSE MBSE initiative encourages tool developer participation and collaboration in the MBSE effort. Collaboration can take many forms such as participating in a usability study, providing tool licenses for challenge teams, or providing presentations to advance the state MBSE. Tool Vendors can use this site to provide tool support to INCOSE MBSE Teams, and MBSE Teams can use this site to identify their tool needs. |  ​ 
  
 ====== MBSE Events and Related Meetings ====== ====== MBSE Events and Related Meetings ======
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 ^Meeting Summary^Meeting Date^Meeting Location^ ^Meeting Summary^Meeting Date^Meeting Location^
 +| [[mbse:​incose_mbse_iw_2024|INCOSE International Workshop 2024 MBSE Workshop]] | Jan 27 - 30, 2024 | Torrance, CA |
 +| [[mbse:​incose_mbse_iw_2023|INCOSE International Workshop 2023 MBSE Workshop]] | Jan 28 - 31, 2023 | Torrance, CA |
 +| [[mbse:​incose_mbse_iw_2022|INCOSE International Workshop 2022 MBSE Workshop]] | Jan 29 - 30, 2022 | Torrance, CA |
 +| [[mbse:​incose_mbse_iw_2021|INCOSE International Workshop 2021 MBSE Workshop]] | Jan 29 - 31, 2021 | Virtual Event |
 +| [[mbse:​incose_mbse_iw_2020|INCOSE International Workshop 2020 MBSE Workshop]] | Jan 25 - 28, 2020 | Torrance, CA  |
 | [[mbse:​incose_mbse_iw_2019|INCOSE International Workshop 2019 MBSE Workshop]] | Jan 26 - 29, 2019 | Torrance, CA  | | [[mbse:​incose_mbse_iw_2019|INCOSE International Workshop 2019 MBSE Workshop]] | Jan 26 - 29, 2019 | Torrance, CA  |
 | [[mbse:​incose_mbse_iw_2018|INCOSE International Workshop 2018 MBSE Workshop]] | Jan 20 - 23, 2018 | Jacksonville,​ FL | | [[mbse:​incose_mbse_iw_2018|INCOSE International Workshop 2018 MBSE Workshop]] | Jan 20 - 23, 2018 | Jacksonville,​ FL |
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 | [[mbse:​incose_mbse_workshop|INCOSE International Workshop 2011 MBSE Workshop]] | Jan 30-31, 2011 | Phoenix, AZ | | [[mbse:​incose_mbse_workshop|INCOSE International Workshop 2011 MBSE Workshop]] | Jan 30-31, 2011 | Phoenix, AZ |
  
-^Collaboration Opportunities^ +| [[mbse:​incose_mbse_webinars|INCOSE Model-Based Systems Engineering Webinar Series]] ​(2011-2012) ​|
-| [[mbse:​incose_mbse_webinars|INCOSE Model-Based Systems Engineering Webinar Series]] |+
  
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