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ARCH.177 Complete the definition of the operational capability of interest
Goal | Visualise the E2E relationships between the OCs from the perspective of one operational capability of interest Define precisely the value delivered by an operational capability |
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Requirements met by this process step | CSM-SMS guidance 1.1a) EN 50126-1 7.2.2 a) ISO 15288 6.4.1.3 b 2) |
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Methodology | At the end of ARCH.002 Create initial set of operational capabilities the AMOD-021 Operational capabilities definition was created and the capabilities have been broadly defined but without precise pre- and post-conditions, which are crucial to modelling the operational process and scenario. In this activity:
The output of this activity is the context of operational capability diagram. At this point, there is no need to align with other operational capabilities. Note: If there are entities/actors connected to the operational capability of interest, you can decide to remove those if this makes the diagram clearer. |
Tools and non-human resources | Team for Capella |
Cardinality | Once per Operational Capability |
Completion criteria | The output views conform to their modelling rules. |
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Step done by (Responsible) | Operational concept architect |
Provides input to/assists (Contributes) | System architect Systems engineer |
Uses outputs (Informed) | None |