Using the functional and performance requirements for the desired system capabilities and necessary operational constraints specified during the systems engineering process, the architecture for the system must be defined and developed. The system architecture takes form through requirements analysis, functional allocation, and synthesis at all levels of the design, with the purpose of supporting system performance goals. These goals should meet or exceed the customers' and/or end users' needs and expectations for the system, including SHM capabilities. In addition to describing the fundamental factors that guide the formation of a system architecture, this chapter addresses advanced concepts for handling SHM information flow, along with methods for managing associated risks and issues inherent to complex systems.
Architecture
System Health Management ; 115-127
2011-07-15
13 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
Springer Verlag | 2014
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