Frontier modeling support environment: flexibility to adapt to diverse stakeholders

Authors:
Bernard P. Zeigler;James Nutaro;Chungman Seo;Steven Hall;Pamela Clark;Michael Rilee;Sidney Bailin;Thomas Speller;Walter Powell
Affiliations:
RTSync Corp.;RTSync Corp. and Oak Ridge National Laboratory;RTSync Corp.;Naval Postgraduate School;The Catholic University of America;Rilee Systems Technologies LLC;Knowledge Evolution, Inc.;George Mason University;RTSync Corp. and George Mason University
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2012 Symposium on Theory of Modeling and Simulation - DEVS Integrative M&S Symposium
Year:
2012

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Abstract

Today's complex technological systems cater to a wide variety of stakeholders and their construction involves a multitude of development disciplines. This paper reports on the design of a Modeling Support Environment (MSE) intended to support a large development project concerning the design of fractionated spacecraft architectures. We discuss unique features of the MSE that support its use by a wide spectrum of potential users and developers of a system of fractionated spacecraft: identification of user types, automated generation and conditioning of the solutions space, flexible simulation services, and semantics-based orchestration of service oriented architecture. The paper closes by pointing to the generic quality of the MSE concept and its applicability to today's complex technology systems.