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To Define Viewpoint SPV05a - Physical Interface Definition

Please specify the viewpoint Physical Interface Definition (SPV05a)

Assumed priority: highest

Acceptance Criteria:

  • viewpoint page (*.md) is available under /GfSE/SAF-Specification/tree/main/developing-saf/viewpoints
  • page includes at least concern, presentation, concept and profile
  • maturity is in state released

Zig-Zag Pattern in SAF?

A question came up when we discussed the VPs System Functional Breakdown whether or not we have a functional tree down through several system layers (system -> sub-system -> module):

Should SAF concept highlight derived requirements in the next layer below from system architecture decisions made?
Example: VP SAF_LogicalInternalExchange defines the exchange between elements within SoI.
Thus, in the sub-system layer a requirement has to be elicited to adress and ensure this architecture decision. An according traceability is required which is not available in SAF concept yet.

Common terms definition viewpoint to be completed!

We have now a terms definition viewpoint generated from the model.

A development view on the VP is now available

The VP is based on michaels proposal.

The status is still proposed because some key information is missing:

Purpose:
needs a nicely written text

Applicability:
needs reference to SEHB5

Presentation
needs discussion if there should be two tables (terms and abbreviations) or if one is enough

Concerns
need review

Stakeholders
in michaels proposal there were more stakeholders but i wont add them if noone provides a rationale

Implementation
we need to check how tools handle glossary references and chose a proper implementation. this might require tool specific quirks

Please contribute to this viewpoint, @GfSE/saf !

Specification of a new SAF System Functional Refinement VP

There exist a System Functional Breakdown Viewpoint which represents the decomposition of system function(s) to adjunct system functions.

I have the impression, that there is no viewpoint representing the behavior realized by the adjunct system functions. So, there is no way to see / validate, how the adjunct system functions contribute to the system function they are adjunct to. An activity diagram would be a good view I would expect. Having this kind of viewpoint, the System Functional Breakdown Viewpoint would be a kind of excerpt of it. One could name this (missing) viewpoint System Functional Behavior Viewpoint.

However, if the existing System Process Viewpoint has exactly this purpose, then the example provided doesn't express it well. It doesn't represent the behavior of "Detect and Report Fire", but the example for System Functional Breakdown Viewpoint displays the decomposition of "Detect and Report Fire".

The adjunct system functions elicitation begins in a process with the proposed System Functional Behavior Viewpoint and has the System Functional Breakdown Viewpoint as a by-product / excerpt of it. Yes, one could define the adjunct system functions in a System Functional Breakdown Viewpoint as a brain dump, but their validation would remain pending.

Btw, I keep the term "adjunct" very unhandy / inadequate although it is defined by the UML.

Specification of a new SAF Physical Protocol Stack Definition VP

Please specify the viewpoint SPV05b Physical Protocol Stack Definition.

Assumed priority: low

Acceptance Criteria:

  • viewpoint page (*.md) is available under /GfSE/SAF-Specification/tree/main/developing-saf/viewpoints
  • page includes at least concern, presentation, concept and profile
  • maturity is in state released

How improve classification of terms like logical, functional, and conceptual?

  1. Das SE Handbuch (s.u.) macht aus meiner Sicht keine Abgrenzung zwischen logical, functional, und konzeptioneller Architektur sondern behandelt das synonym.
  2. Es gibt aber sehr wohl eine klare Abgrenzung zwischen logisch und physisch.
  3. Die Frage für SAF ist aus meiner Sicht, wie eng wir uns an den Begriffen des SEHB5 orientieren wollen.
    Wir müssen zumindest klar definieren, wie die Viewpoints ins bild des SHB5 passen.

Eine mögliche Lösung

  1. die namen der betreffenden stereotypen und Konzepte so lassen
  2. an der Beschreibung der Domains erklären wie sie zu den Begriffen im SEHB5 passen.
    Dann haben wir logisch und physisch in den Konzepten und stereotypen -> das passt.

In Domainbeschreibungen eine Referenz auf das SEHB. Das gilt für das Readme.md und auch für domain.md, die beide manuell gepflegt werden. das sollte perspektivisch in anteilen aus dem modell kommen

Was dann aber noch fehlt ist die logical domain komplett zu entfernen und die Viewpoints in eine gruppe von Whitebox Aspekten einzusortieren.

Die Aufteilung der aspekte in white und blackbox fragen würde m.E. auch der PD gut tun.

Description of Interface to Enterprise Frameworks?

From a mail to safsupport
"
Sehr geehrte SAF Arbeitsgruppe,

leider war mir aus Ihren Beschreibungen zum System Architecture Framework in github, die Schnittstelle zu denn Enterprise Frameworks wie NAF oder ADMBw nicht klar ersichtlich.

Ist hier im SAF ein separater Übergabepunkt von Informationen aus der Enterprise Architecture definiert oder ist diese über die Überschneidung durch die „Operational Domain SOV“ Ebene im Viewpoint Grid realisiert?
"

Are stereotypes for software, hardware, and generic elements expendables?

We should not use stereotypes to classify physical blocks belonging to a certain engineering discipline.

See https://github.com/GfSE/SAF-Specification/blob/main/vp-examples/Physical-Structure-Viewpoint-secondary-example-1.svg for a diagram depicting the issue.

(i favored this a long time but now i think it was an error)

Instead of this, i propose to use a relationship to an "engineering discipline" element. This should carry a stereotype, e.g. SAF_EngineeringDiscipline.
Users of SAF create their own disciplines and assign physical blocks to one or more disciplines.
(We can provide some well known disciplines as library elements in the profile, e.g. mechanical, electrical, software..)

This should result in using only one stereotype for any kind of physical block.

Common standards definition viewpoint to be completed!

We have now a standards definition viewpoint generated from the model.

A development view on the VP is now available

The VP is based on michaels proposal.

The status is still proposed because some key information is missing:

Applicability
Needs to be specified, reference to SEHB5 if possible.

Stakeholders
The description lists stakeholders, but we need to document the information which stakeholders has which concerns, and why (rationale)

Customer
Hardware Developer
IV&V Engineer
Mechanic Developer
Regulation Authority
Safety Expert
Security Expert
Software Developer
Supplier
System Architect
Common Concerns

The concerns are:
Concerns

Please contribute to this viewpoint, @GfSE/saf !

Description of Workflow through viewpoints

from a mail to safsupport
"
Gibt es zu dem von Ihrer Arbeitsgruppe entwickelten Framework auch ein Prozessmodell welches die verschiedenen Viewpoints in Relation bringt?
"

Specification a new SAF Physical System Taxonomy & SAF Physical Interface Taxonomy Viewpoint

Logical/ Physical Taxonomy Viewpoint

Purpose

The Logical/ Physical Taxonomy Viewpoint is used to model the taxonomy of logical/physical Elements of the system architecture. Elements being system elements, interfaces or connections making up the SOI. The Logical/Physical Taxonomy enhances re-usability within and across the SOI as well as the design of product lines by means of the virtues of specialization. The Logical/Physical Viewpoint support the identification of the taxonomic relationship between the architecture elements and their further use in the design process. It supports consistency when planning for changes in the design.

Applicability

The Logical/ Physical Taxonomy Viewpoint supports the “reuse of COTS” activity of the INCOSE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING HANDBOOK 2015 [§ 4.5.1.4], the “adaptation of system elements” activity of the INCOSE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING HANDBOOK 2015 [§ 4.7.2.1], and the “potential to justify the setting up of the evolution of a product line organization” activity of the INCOSE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING HANDBOOK 2015 [§ 8.3.1].

Stakeholder

  • Project Manager
  • System Architect

Concern

  • What must de changed in COTS to fulfill the system requirements?
  • How can I manage the reuse of system elements, interfaces, and connections within and across the SOI?
  • How can I ensure that design changes are consistent within the system and across the system context?
  • How can I reduce the amount of different system elements, interfaces and connectors in my architecture and design?

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