Unified Architecture Framework® (UAF®)

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OMG UAF Co-Chairs: Matthew Hause, PTC; Graham Bleakley, IBM; Aurelijus Morkevicius, No Magic

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The Unified Architecture Framework® (UAF®) specification is used for modeling systems of systems. UAF was developed by a diverse group of tool vendors, end users, academia, and government representatives at the OMG. It has the full support of the US Department of Defense (DOD) and the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD). It is a DOD mandated standard. Its foundation in UML/SysML improves the integration between architectural framework modeling and system modeling to support post-acquisition lifecycle design and implementation. This presentation provides an overview of SysML, a brief introduction to how UAF will provide a standard means of expressing DoDAF, NAF and MODAF using SysML, an overview of the UAF views and viewpoints and language concepts, and selected sample problems to demonstrate how the language can be used. This presentation will cover the topics of: •UAF modeling as part of the systems engineering process •Using capability and systems models to avoid the problems of stovepipe development •Using strategic, acquisition and systems modeling to ensure that systems deployment is in line with capability deployment requirements •Transitioning from a system of systems to systems development •Integrating requirements management into architecture modeling and the development lifecycle •The future of architecture development
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