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State Analysis: A Control Architecture View of Systems Engineering

Rasmussen, Robert D.
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A viewgraph presentation on the state analysis process is shown. The topics include: 1) Issues with growing complexity; 2) Limits of common practice; 3) Exploiting a control point of view; 4) A glimpse at the State Analysis process; 5) Synergy with model-based systems engineering; and 6) Bridging the systems to software gap.

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Rasmussen, Robert D.. 2005-01-01. State Analysis: A Control Architecture View of Systems Engineering. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060050760

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