01226nas a2200217 4500000000100000000000100001008004100002260000900043653002800052653003000080653003100110653001000141653001800151653002300169100001700192700002200209245008300231300001200314490000700326520067500333 2005 d c200510aAir Situation Simulator10aC4ISR Structural Approach10aDoD Architecture Framework10aDODAF10aSystem Design10aSystem Engineering1 aGeorgi Kirov1 aValentin Stoyanov00aArchitectures in the Analysis of Requirements and Design of Simulation Systems a104-1140 v163 a
The paper presents authors’ experience in developing and using architectural descriptions, following the US DoD Architecture Framework, to the analysis and the design of an Air Situation Simulator (ASS). The publication describes how the use of C4ISR architectures in the definition of requirements and analysis of complex systems provides for a conventional description of the domain and for detailed study of the processes in the investigated system. The steps and stages in the description of operational, systems, and technical views of the simulation system are presented. The requirements for the system’s software development are defined on that basis.