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Modeling and Simulation

In the systems engineering and architecting world, “modeling” refers to the creation of different abstract representations that express a specification of some aspect of a system or architecture. To convey all desired aspects of a project typically requires combinations of object and graphical modeling languages.

At Vitech, when we talk about modeling we practice strict adherence to the idea that all of your abstract representations need to be interconnected. The representations of behavior and structure necessary to represent any architecture or system are all captured along with statements of needs, test threads, and interactions with actors and external systems in one tightly structured model that interweaves your model objects at multiple levels and in many dimensions.

Using CORE’s application of the MBSE process results in a consistent, comprehensive, unambiguous, executable, and abstract representation to evolve and verify an integrated set of system, people, product, and process solutions that satisfy your customer needs. CORE enables you to build a singular abstract representation to record and analyze aspects of your project relevant to understanding the problem and its solution.

From this one model, you can extract multiple graphical, object, and textual views required to perform analysis, trade studies, and provide specifications to designers that are guaranteed to be both consistent with each other and accurate relative to your current model baseline.