Why System Models Need the RDS 81346 Reference Model: <i>The key to digital continuity across silos and enterprises</i>-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Why System Models Need the RDS 81346 Reference Model: The key to digital continuity across silos and enterprises

Published:2022-07 Issue:1 Volume:32 Page:1052-1069
ISSN:2334-5837
Container-title:INCOSE International Symposium
language:en
Short-container-title:INCOSE International Symp

Author:

Balslev Henrik¹,Barré Thomas²

Affiliation:

1. Systems Engineering A/S Livjaegergade 17B, 2. DK‐2100 Copenhagen

2. AIRBUS S.A.S 316 route de Bayonne FR‐31300 Toulouse

Abstract

AbstractThis paper introduces the ISO/IEC 81346 Standard series which defines a Reference Designation System (RDS). It is used to create a Reference model with unambiguous identifiers representing system breakdowns of systems and their elements in different views called aspects. The relations among the system elements, both inside each aspect as well as across aspects i.e., relations among systems of systems, then gets an unambiguous Reference designation, which is used for Reference purposes. The views are stored in a common Reference model, which holds systems and their elements and their relations for the purpose of being referred to unambiguously from any other representation of a system for example a model. The RDS Reference model thereby offers a discipline neutral model representing a system in its purest form as well as designations which allows for referencing to and from any system in it as well as the system relations within the model.As selected use case, the Digital Design, Manufacturing & Services (DDMS) digitalization project at AIRBUS S.A.S. (Toulouse, France) has started to use RDS since 2017 and share their positive observations and conclusions to support the RDS 81346 Technique in this paper.

Publisher

Wiley

Subject

Automotive Engineering

Reference16 articles.

1. ISO/IEC 81346-1: (2009 or alternative the 2021 FDIS edition): “Industrial systems installations and equipment and industrial products - structuring principles and reference designations - Part 1: Basic rules”

2. ISO/IEC 81346-2(2019): “Industrial systems installations and equipment and industrial products - structuring principles and reference designations - Part 2: Classifications of objects and code for classes”.

3. ISO/IEC 81346-10 (2021 FDIS edition): “Industrial systems installations and equipment and industrial products - structuring principles and reference designations - Part 10: Power Supply Systems”.

4. ISO/IEC 81346-12(2018): “Industrial systems installations and equipment and industrial products - structuring principles and reference designations - Part 12: Construction Works”.

5. ISO/IEC 81355-1(2021CD edition): “Industrial systems installations and equipment and industrial products – Classification and designation of information - Part 1: Basic rules”.