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A Practical Semantics for Design Facet Interaction
Washington DC April 17-April 20
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/ECBS.2001.922427Eighth Annual IEEE International Conf ...
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Perry Alexander, The University of Kansas Information and Telecommunications Technology Center
Cindy Kong, The University of Kansas Information and Telecommunications Technology Center
David Schonberger, The University of Kansas Information and Telecommunications Technology Center
Abstract: Systems engineering is dominated by the need to integrate information from one design domain with information from another. Unfortunately, few requirements description languages support modeling heterogeneous requirements or modeling how those requirements interact. This paper describes the semantics of the Rosetta interaction specification capability. The Rosetta interaction allows the user to explicitly define when and how specifications from multiple domains affect each other. Such interaction supports predictive analysis during the requirements specification and design life-cycle phases thus reducing the cost of systems level information.
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Perry Alexander, Cindy Kong, David Schonberger, "A Practical Semantics for Design Facet Interaction," ecbs, pp.0229, Eighth Annual IEEE International Conference and Workshop on the Engineering of Computer Based Systems (ECBS '01), 2001
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