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Formal Requirements Engineering of Manufacturing Systems: A Multi-Formalism and Component-Based Approach (MPE)

Duration

1992-1999

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modeling, specification, information systems, manufacturing, requirements enginnering, reuse, components, multi-formalism, CIMOSA, Albert, i*, meta-modeling, formal language

Description

In this thesis, we propose a framework for modeling requirements of manufacturing systems (MS). This framework is intended to help MS engineers to perform their modeling tasks in today's ever-changing environment. It relies on two major ideas: a multi-formalism approach, combining several languages into a coherent formalism, and a component-based modeling approach, arguing that models of manufacturing systems could be build partly by assembling and customizing reusable model components.

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Michaël PETIT Researcher 081/725259

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1993
Requirements Definition of Manufacturing Systems: The ``Chessman Making Shop'' Case Study
Marc DERROITTE, Eric DUBOIS, Philippe DU BOIS, Michaël PETIT, Jean-Pol MICHEL

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