PRODEC pour l'intégration humains systèmes dans des systèmes à autonomie croissante

BOY, Guy Andre; MASSON, Dimitri; DURNERIN, Elise; MOREL, Chloe

doi:10.1002/sys.21751

BOY, Guy Andre
ESTIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

MASSON, Dimitri

ESTIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

DURNERIN, Elise
ESTIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

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Systems Engineering. 2024-03-04

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AbstractThe purpose of the PRODEC scenario‐based design method is the incremental cross‐fertilization and refinement of procedural scenarios and declarative configurations. It uses virtual prototypes of the developed systems (mainly life‐critical systems) to conduct human‐in‐the‐loop simulations (HITLSs). Based on human systems integration (HSI) principles and criteria, as well as expertise and experience in the domain at stake, this HSI approach grounded in virtual environments requires a clear definition of physical and cognitive tangibility metrics to assess the distance between virtual and tangible (grasp) dimensions of the system being developed when it is put to work. PRODEC considers human and machine systems described in terms of structures and functions incrementally designed using procedural scenarios (i.e., stories) in task and activity networks, which provide life to declarative configurations (i.e., system's functions and structures). This active modeling and simulation process enables the discovery of emergent structures and functions of the system being developed when it is virtually operated. PRODEC's use is illustrated in an example. We discuss the use of PRODEC and its results as to how they can be used with digital twins.< Réduire

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BPMN

Complexity

Digital engineering

Flexibility

Human systems integration

Human-centered design

Human-in-the-knowledge elicitation

Maturity

Modeling

Oop simulation

Physical and cognitive structure and functions

Procedural and declarative scenarios

Stability

Sustainability

Tangibility

Virtual prototypes

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https://oskar-bordeaux.fr/handle/20.500.12278/189046

DOI

http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/sys.21751

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ESTIA - Recherche

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