Results indicate that inconsistency scenarios effectively raise awareness of inconsistency-related risks, support self-assessment, and facilitate structured discussion of (in)consistency management in complex CPS development contexts.
An interdisciplinary network of influencing factors is derived that makes explicit the dependencies between consistency mechanisms, organizational and technical conditions, and key agility outcomes such as responsiveness, transparency, and the realizability of development increments.
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A conceptual framework leveraging the novel concept of Influences is proposed to support the iterative and incremental refinement of simulation campaigns and deepen the understanding of the system behaviour.
Barbara da Silva Oliveira, Julien Deantoni, Nicolas Ferry· Proceedings of the ACM/IEEE...· 0 citations
The built environment increasingly involves tightly coupled physical, spatial, logical, and cyber interactions that can generate unexpected emergent behaviors beyond original system designs. These behaviors introduce uncertainty into construction and infrastructure planning and management, often negatively affecting...
Hiba Jalloul, Juyeong Choi· Journal of Management in Eng...· 0 citations
This paper investigates how AI can assist the systematic design of chaos engineering experiments for Cyber-Physical Systems and shows how the different phases of chaos engineering can be adapted to CPS contexts and how they can be effectively and efficiently supported by a multi-agent architecture.
A. P. Chokki, C. Ponsard, Jean-François Daune· International Conference on...· 0 citations
JTA provides an architectural basis for modeling, designing, and assessing scenario-based validation in safety-critical software and shows that link-loss scenarios are comparatively mature, whereas state-estimation anomaly scenarios remain harder to validate because evidence alignment and attribution semantics are weak...
This study investigates how operational knowledge can be translated into strategic insight through the design and development of a prototype artifact termed the Cyber Crisis Chess Board, intended to support the presentation, analysis, and use of incident-related information in full-scale cyber exercises involving multi...
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