MODSIM 3DXCONFERENCE Cyber Physical Systems
I am pleased to invite you to hear my presentation on the Global 3DEXPERIENCE Modeling & Simulation Virtual Conference, on November 17th.
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https://events.3ds.com/global-3dexperience-modeling-simulation-virtual-conference
My presentation:
Multi-disciplinary Systems Modeling and Analysis
Evaluation of multiple physical systems simultaneously through heterogeneous and descriptive architecture of a cyber system is a challenge for systems engineers. Mostly, physical systems defined and modeled by different disciplines are using different analysis and simulation tools leading to isolation of the generated data in separate silos.
Model based system engineering provides a common platform for integration of multiple domains. However, for complex systems with multiple physical domains, it is necessary to integrate several simulation models from different simulation and analysis tools.
Co-simulation is one of the methods that allow individual simulation tools exchange system variables and parameters as well as synchronizing their simulation at each time step. Functional Mock-up interface (FMI) provides a common standard for integration and execution for the tools that are compliant with this standard. This standard allows multiple tools to access equations of the models without revealing their contents and risking intellectual properties (IPs).
We propose a co-simulation methodology based on SysML models to integrate and execute multiple physical models. The co-simulation utilizes integration of Functional mock-up units (FMU) from several simulation tools and executes them through SysML based parametric and behavior diagrams. Results of such a modeling system can directly evaluate requirements or satisfy demands for preliminary evaluation of system specifications.
The replay of my presentation will be available after the event on this post,
and please reach out to any of the following contacts for further questions.
CATIA NAM Senior Industry Process Consultant, Model Based Systems Engineering
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