Volume 1 - 2021: System of System Lifecycle Management
The latest issue of Systems of Systems Lifecycle Management brings together cutting-edge research and insights that address the multifaceted challenges and opportunities within the field of systems lifecycle management. This issue focuses on advancements in interoperability, resilience engineering, and sustainable design strategies across complex, interdependent systems based on the MPLM 2017 symposium.
Highlighted articles explore:
- Enhanced Integration Frameworks: New methodologies for seamless data sharing and interoperability among diverse systems, enabling more effective collaboration and coordination.
- Resilience and Adaptability in Systems of Systems: Research on innovative approaches to resilience engineering, emphasizing fault tolerance and recovery mechanisms that allow systems to remain functional and efficient under changing conditions.
- Sustainable Lifecycle Management: In-depth analyses of sustainable practices that reduce environmental impact, focusing on resource efficiency, lifecycle assessments, and circular economy principles in system design and operation.
- Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and Digital Twin Applications: Case studies showcasing the application of MBSE and digital twin technology to simulate, monitor, and optimize system performance in real-time, providing predictive insights and supporting decision-making across interconnected systems.
- Cybersecurity in Interconnected Environments: Investigations into emerging cybersecurity threats and strategies for protecting data integrity and system functionality in highly integrated networks.
Each article in this issue contributes to a deeper understanding of how systems of systems can achieve their collective goals while maintaining independence, flexibility, and sustainability. This collection offers practitioners, researchers, and policymakers valuable frameworks, tools, and strategies to navigate the complexities of lifecycle management in increasingly interconnected and dynamic systems.