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系統工程管理
Outline
System Definition What is Systems
Engineering? System Engineering
Process
System Definition
Hardware Software
Equipment
Facilities
Technical Data
Personnel
An integrated set of equipment, computer program, facilities, human and logistical support resources, and procedures which are assembled to accomplish a single purpose or mission. (NSA/CSS)
A system is a construct or collection of different elements that together produce results not obtainable by elements alone. (NASA)
A complete solution to a defined need(s) in its full environment over a prescribed lifetime.
(Northrop Grumman)
CommandControl &
CommunicationsArchitecture
Space System
SpaceMissionConcept
Subject
SpaceSegment(P/L+S/C)
Orbit andConstellation
LaunchSegment
GroundSegment
MissionOperations
System Definition What is Systems
Engineering? System Engineering
Process
What is the Systems Engineering ? (I)
The Orchestra Needs a Conductor and ...
What is the Systems Engineering ? (II)
Systems engineering is the art and science of developing an operable system capable of meeting requirements within often opposed constraints.
Systems engineering is a holistic, integrative discipline to produce a coherent whole that is not dominated by the perspective off a single discipline.
Systems Engineering (Basic Concept)
Mission(A Large Problem)
#1 #2 #3 #N
TO BE SOLVED & EFFECTIVELY MANAGED TO PRODUCE
ANOPTIMIZED SOLUTION
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING PROCESS(TO BE DECOMPOSED INTO AN INTEGRATED SET OF SMALL PROBLEMS)
Relationships between System Engineering and Project Control
SYSTEMS EMGINEERING
• Requirement Definition– Requirement Definition– Technical Solution Definition
• Product Realization– Design Realization– Evaluation– Product Transition
• Technical Management– Technical Planning– Technical Control– Technical Assessment– Technical Decision Analysis
SYSTEMS EMGINEERING
• Requirement Definition– Requirement Definition– Technical Solution Definition
• Product Realization– Design Realization– Evaluation– Product Transition
• Technical Management– Technical Planning– Technical Control– Technical Assessment– Technical Decision Analysis
• Planning• Risk Management• Configuration Management• Data Management• Assessment• Decision Analysis
• Planning• Risk Management• Configuration Management• Data Management• Assessment• Decision Analysis
PROJECT MANAGEMENTPROJECT MANAGEMENT
PROJECT CONTROL
• Management Planning• Integrated Assessment• Schedule Management• Cost Management • Resource Management• Acquisition management
PROJECT CONTROL
• Management Planning• Integrated Assessment• Schedule Management• Cost Management • Resource Management• Acquisition management
Project Life-Cycle Phases (NASA)
Pre-Phase A :Concept Studies
Pre-Phase A :Concept Studies
Phase A :Concept & Technology
Development
Phase A :Concept & Technology
Development
Phase B :Preliminary
Design & Technology Completion
Phase B :Preliminary
Design & Technology Completion
Phase C :Final Design
& Fabrication
Phase C :Final Design
& Fabrication
Phase D :System Assembly Integration & Test
Launch
Phase D :System Assembly Integration & Test
Launch
Phase E :Operation &Sustainment
Phase E :Operation &Sustainment
Phase F :CloseoutPhase F :Closeout
Feasible ConceptFeasible Concept
Top-Level ArchitectureTop-Level Architecture
Functional BaselineFunctional Baseline
Allocated BaselineAllocated Baseline
ProductBaselineProductBaseline
As-DeployedBaselineAs-DeployedBaseline
Phase Phase
Configuration Configuration
OutputOutput
Feasible SystemConcepts
in the form of Simulations,
Analysis, Study Reports, Models, and
Mockups
Feasible SystemConcepts
in the form of Simulations,
Analysis, Study Reports, Models, and
Mockups
SystemConceptsDefinition
in the form of Simulations,
Analysis, Engineering
Models, Mockups,
Trade StudyDefinition
SystemConceptsDefinition
in the form of Simulations,
Analysis, Engineering
Models, Mockups,
Trade StudyDefinition
End Productsin the form of
Mockups,Trade Study
Results,Specifications,
Interface Documents, and
Prototypes
End Productsin the form of
Mockups,Trade Study
Results,Specifications,
Interface Documents, and
Prototypes
End ProductsDetailed Designs,
End Product,ComponentFabrication,
And Software
Development
End ProductsDetailed Designs,
End Product,ComponentFabrication,
And Software
Development
Operations-Ready System End Product
With Supporting Related EnablingProducts
Operations-Ready System End Product
With Supporting Related EnablingProducts
Product CloseoutProduct CloseoutDesired SystemDesired System
System Definition What is Systems
Engineering? System Engineering
Process
Systems Engineering Engine
Requirements Flow Down From Level
Above
Requirements Flow Down From Level
Above
Realized Products to
Level Above
Realized Products to
Level Above
Requirements Flow Down to Level
Below
Requirements Flow Down to Level
Below
Realized Products From
Level Above
Realized Products From
Level Above
SYSTEM DESIGN PROCESS
SYSTEM DESIGN PROCESS
Requirements Definition Processes1. Stakeholder Expectations Definition2. Technical Requirements Definition
Requirements Definition Processes1. Stakeholder Expectations Definition2. Technical Requirements Definition
Technical Solution Definition Processes3. Logical Decomposition4. Design Solution Definition
Technical Solution Definition Processes3. Logical Decomposition4. Design Solution Definition
TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT PROCESS
TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT PROCESS
Technical Planning Processes10. Technical Planning
Technical Planning Processes10. Technical Planning
Technical Control Processes11. Requirements Management12. Interface Management13. Technical Risk Management14. Configuration Management15. Technical Data Management
Technical Control Processes11. Requirements Management12. Interface Management13. Technical Risk Management14. Configuration Management15. Technical Data Management
Technical Assessment Processes16. Technical Assessment
Technical Assessment Processes16. Technical Assessment
Technical Decision Analysis Processes17. Decision Analysis
Technical Decision Analysis Processes17. Decision Analysis
Production TransitionProcesses9. Product Transition
Production TransitionProcesses9. Product Transition
Evaluation Processes7. Product Verification8. Product Validation
Evaluation Processes7. Product Verification8. Product Validation
Design Realization Processes5. Product Implementation6. Product Integration
Design Realization Processes5. Product Implementation6. Product Integration
PRODUCT REALIZATION PROCESS
PRODUCT REALIZATION PROCESS
Interrelationships among the Systems Design Processes
Mission Objectives &Constraints
Mission Objectives &ConstraintsMission
AuthorityMission Authority
Stakeholder ExpectationsStakeholder
Expectations
OperationalObjectives
OperationalObjectives
Mission SuccessCriteria
Mission SuccessCriteria
High-LevelRequirements
High-LevelRequirements
Functional andLogical
Decomposition
Functional andLogical
Decomposition
Design andProduct Breakdown
Structure
Design andProduct Breakdown
Structure
ConOpsConOps
High-LevelRequirements
High-LevelRequirements
Functional &Performance
Analysis
Functional &Performance
Analysis
SufficientDepth
SufficientDepth
Work ?Safe & Reliable ?
Affordable ?
Work ?Safe & Reliable ?
Affordable ?
Select BaselineSelect
BaselineBaseline
Requirements ?Baseline
Requirements ?
StartStart
Trade Studies and Iterative Design LoopTrade Studies and
Iterative Design Loop
NoNo
YesYes NoNoYesYes
YesYes
NoNo
Stakeholder Expectation DefinitionStakeholder Expectation Definition
Technical Requirement DefinitionTechnical Requirement Definition
Logical DecompositionLogical Decomposition
Design Solution DefinitionDesign Solution DefinitionDecision AnalysisDecision Analysis
Purpose of Stakeholder Expectations Definition Process
The main purpose is to identify who the stakeholders are and how they intend to use the product.
The early task is to understand the objectives of the mission.
OperationalObjectives
OperationalObjectives
SuccessCriteria
SuccessCriteria
Design DriversDesign Drivers
Mission AuthorityMission Authority
Mission ObjectivesMission
Objectives
Agency strategic plans
Announcements of opportunity
Road maps
Science Technology demonstration Technology development Programmatic
Operation Driver Integration and test Transportation Science data distribution …...
What measurements ? How well ?
Operation duration Environment ….
Stakeholder Expectations Definition Process
Initial CustomerExpectations
Initial CustomerExpectations
ValidatedStakeholderExpectations
ValidatedStakeholderExpectations
Other StakeholderExpectations
Other StakeholderExpectations
CustomerFlowdown
Requirements
CustomerFlowdown
Requirements
Concept of OperationsConcept of Operations
Enabling ProductSupport
Strategies
Enabling ProductSupport
Strategies
Measure of EffectivenessMeasure of
Effectiveness
Establish List of StakeholdersEstablish List of Stakeholders
Elicit Stakeholders ExpectationsElicit Stakeholders Expectations
Establish Operations Concept and Support StrategiesEstablish Operations Concept and Support Strategies
Define Stakeholder Expectations in Acceptable StatementsDefine Stakeholder Expectations in Acceptable Statements
Analyze Expectation Statements For Measures of EffectivenessAnalyze Expectation Statements For Measures of Effectiveness
Validate That Defined Expectation Statements Reflect Bidirectional Traceability
Validate That Defined Expectation Statements Reflect Bidirectional Traceability
Obtain Stakeholder Commitments to the Validated Set of Expectations
Obtain Stakeholder Commitments to the Validated Set of Expectations
Baseline Stakeholder ExpectationsBaseline Stakeholder Expectations
Operation Architecture
Technical Requirements Definition Process
BaselinedStakeholderExpectations
BaselinedStakeholderExpectations
ValidatedTechnical
Requirements
ValidatedTechnical
Requirements
Baselined Concept
Of Operations
Baselined Concept
Of Operations
Measures of EffectivenessMeasures of Effectiveness
Measures ofPerformanceMeasures ofPerformance
Technical Performance
Measures
Technical Performance
Measures
Analyze Scope of ProblemAnalyze Scope of Problem
Define Design andProduct ConstraintsDefine Design and
Product Constraints
Define Functional and Behavioral Expectation in
Technical Terms
Define Functional and Behavioral Expectation in
Technical Terms
Define PerformanceRequirements for EachDefined Functional and Behavior Expectation
Define PerformanceRequirements for EachDefined Functional and Behavior Expectation
Define TechnicalRequirements in Acceptable
“Shall” Statements
Define TechnicalRequirements in Acceptable
“Shall” Statements
Validate TechnicalRequirements
Validate TechnicalRequirements
Define Measure of Performance for Each
Measure of Effectiveness
Define Measure of Performance for Each
Measure of Effectiveness
Establish TechnicalRequirements Baseline
Establish TechnicalRequirements Baseline
Define TechnicalPerformance Measures
Define TechnicalPerformance Measures
Baselined Enabling SupportsStrategies
Baselined Enabling SupportsStrategies
Characteristics of Requirements
Technical Requirements – Allocation Hierarchically to PBSFunctional RequirementsPerformance RequirementsInterface Requirements
Technical Requirements – Allocation Hierarchically to PBSFunctional RequirementsPerformance RequirementsInterface Requirements
Operational Requirements – Drive functional RequirementsMission Timeline SequenceMission ConfigurationsCommon and Telemetry Strategy
Operational Requirements – Drive functional RequirementsMission Timeline SequenceMission ConfigurationsCommon and Telemetry Strategy
Reliability Requirements – Project Standards – Levied Across Systems Mission Timeline Sequence Mission Configurations Common and Telemetry Strategy
Reliability Requirements – Project Standards – Levied Across Systems Mission Timeline Sequence Mission Configurations Common and Telemetry Strategy
Safety Requirements – Project Standards – Levied Across Systems Toxic Substances Pressurized Vessels Radio Frequency Energy
Safety Requirements – Project Standards – Levied Across Systems Toxic Substances Pressurized Vessels Radio Frequency Energy
Specialty Requirements – Project Standards – Drive Product Design Producibility Maintainability Asset Protection
Specialty Requirements – Project Standards – Drive Product Design Producibility Maintainability Asset Protection
Flowdown Requirements
Mission ObjectivesMission
Objectives
Mission Requirements
Mission Requirements
System Functional Requirements
System Functional Requirements
•Cost•Schedule•Constraints
•Cost•Schedule•Constraints
System Performance Requirements
System Performance Requirements
Environmental and other Design Requirements
Environmental and other Design Requirements
Subsystem ASubsystem ASubsystem BSubsystem B Subsystem CSubsystem C Subsystem DSubsystem D
Allocated Requirements
Allocated Requirements
DerivedRequirements
DerivedRequirements
Allocated Requirements
Allocated Requirements
Allocated Requirements
Allocated Requirements
AssumptionAssumption
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Logical Decomposition Process
BaselinedTechnical
Requirements
BaselinedTechnical
Requirements
ValidatedTechnical
Requirements
ValidatedTechnical
Requirements
Measures of PerformanceMeasures of Performance
Logical Decomposition
models
Logical Decomposition
models
Logical DecompositionWok Products
Logical DecompositionWok Products
Define One or More Logical Decomposition modelsDefine One or More Logical Decomposition models
Allocate Technical Requirements to Logical Decomposition Models to Form
A Set of Derived Technical Requirements
Allocate Technical Requirements to Logical Decomposition Models to Form
A Set of Derived Technical Requirements
Resolve Derived TechnicalRequirements Conflicts
Resolve Derived TechnicalRequirements Conflicts
Validate the Resulting Set of Derived Technical Requirements
Validate the Resulting Set of Derived Technical Requirements
Establish the Derived Technical Requirements Baseline
Establish the Derived Technical Requirements Baseline
Product Breakdown Structure
SpacecraftSystemSystem
Structureand
Mechanism
ThermalControl
AttitudeDetermination
& Control
ReactionControl
Telemetry
Tracking &
Comm.
EnergyPower
Command &Data
Handling
•Structure Element•Deploy Mechanism•Solar Panel
•Radiator
•Heat Pipe
•Heater•MLI (multi-layer insulator)
• Gyros•Star Tracker•Momentum Wheels•Magnetic Torquers•Control Electronics
•Thruster•Tanks•Valves
• Antennas•Receivers•Multiplexers•GPS Receiver•TWTAs
•Solar Arrays•Battery•Regulator•Power Control
•On Board Computer•Solid State Recorder•Remote I/O Units
Subsystem
Component
Traveling-wave tubeTraveling-wave tube
Functional Breakdown Block Diagram
N2 Chart
G
A
B
C
D
E
F
M M, SS M, E, SS M, E, SS M, E, SS
M : Mechanical E : ElectricalSS : Supplied Services : Interface
Design Solution Definition Process
BaselinedLogical
Decompositionmodels
BaselinedLogical
Decompositionmodels
SystemSpecified
Requirements
SystemSpecified
Requirements
Baselined Derived
TechnicalRequirements
Baselined Derived
TechnicalRequirements
Subsystem SpecificationSubsystem
Specification
Product Verification
and ValidationPlan
Product Verification
and ValidationPlan
Define Alternative Design SolutionDefine Alternative Design Solution
Analyze Each Alternative Design Solution Analyze Each Alternative Design Solution
Establish Operations Concept and Support StrategiesEstablish Operations Concept and Support Strategies
Select Best Design Solution AlternativeSelect Best Design Solution Alternative
General Full Design Description of the Selected SolutionGeneral Full Design Description of the Selected Solution
Baseline Design Solution Specified Requirements and Design DescriptionBaseline Design Solution Specified
Requirements and Design Description
Initiate Development ofEnabling Products
Initiate Development ofEnabling Products
EnablingProduct Exist
EnablingProduct Exist
Need lowerLevel
Product?
Need lowerLevel
Product?
No
No
Yes
Yes
Initiate Development ofNext lower level ProductsInitiate Development of
Next lower level Products
End Product-Specified
Requirements
End Product-Specified
Requirements
EnablingProducts
Requirements
EnablingProducts
Requirements
Single Mission Operations
System Level Trades and Baseline
GROUND
Mission
PAYLOAD
IR Sensor
SAR
VIS + NIR
HSI
ORBITLow Inclination
Sun-Synchh=564 km h=891 km
i=97.650
i=98.990
Existing
TT&CTDRS
Receiving Station
New NCU
Upgrade RGS
COM ARCH
Imaging DataX-Band S-Band
TT&C
X-Band S-Band
Science Data
X-Band S-Band
MISSION OPS
Muti-Mission Operations
S/C STABILIZ.
Three- axis
Spin(or Dual Spin)
Gravity Gradient
LAUNCHER
Athena IITaurus-XL
Rocket
Athena I
X X
XXX X
: Baseline
: Alternatives
Requirements Verification Matrix
Requirements No
Document Paragraph Shall
Statement
Success Criteria
Method Phase Results
P-1 xxx 3.2.1.1
Capability: Support Uplinked
Data (LDR)
System X
Shall Provide
a Max.
Ground-to-
Station
Uplink of
System X Locks to forward Link at the Min and Max Data Rate
Tolerances
Test 5 Report xxx
Product Realization
Design RealizationDesign RealizationEvaluation ProcessesEvaluation ProcessesProduct
TransitionProcess
Product TransitionProcess
Product Implementatio
n
Product Integration
Product Verification
Product Validation
• Assembly • Functional Evaluation
• Assembly • Functional Evaluation
• Acquire• Make/Code• Reuse
• Acquire• Make/Code• Reuse
• Functional• Environmental• Operational Testing in Integration & Test Environment
• Functional• Environmental• Operational Testing in Integration & Test Environment
• Operational Testing in Mission Environment
• Operational Testing in Mission Environment
Product Transition
• Delivery to Next Higher Level in PBS
• Delivery to Operational System
• Delivery to Next Higher Level in PBS
• Delivery to Operational System
Product Implementation Process
Required RawMaterials
Required RawMaterials
Configuration Documentation
Configuration Documentation
Subsystem SpecificationSubsystem
Specification
ProductImplementationWork Products
ProductImplementationWork Products
Prepare to Conduct ImplementationPrepare to Conduct Implementation
If Implementation by Buying :Participate in Purchase of Specified end Product
If Implementation by Buying :Participate in Purchase of Specified end Product
Make the Specified End ProductMake the Specified End Product
Desired EndProduct
Desired EndProduct
End Product Design
Specifications
End Product Design
Specifications
EnablingProduct EnablingProduct
If Implementation by Making :Evaluate ReadinessOf Product ImplementationEnabling Products
If Implementation by Making :Evaluate ReadinessOf Product ImplementationEnabling Products
If Implementation by Reuse :Participate in Acquiring the ReuseEnd Product
If Implementation by Reuse :Participate in Acquiring the ReuseEnd Product
Prepare Appropriate Product Support DocumentationPrepare Appropriate Product Support Documentation
Prepare Appropriate Product Support DocumentationPrepare Appropriate Product Support Documentation
Capture Product Implementation Work ProductsCapture Product Implementation Work Products
Product Integration Process
Lower LevelProducts to be
Integrated
Lower LevelProducts to be
Integrated
Configuration Documentation
Configuration Documentation
Product Documentsand Manuals
Product Documentsand Manuals
ProductIntegration
Work Products
ProductIntegration
Work Products
Prepare to Conduct Product integrationPrepare to Conduct Product integration
Assemble and Integrate the Received Products into the Desired End Products
Assemble and Integrate the Received Products into the Desired End Products
DesiredProductDesiredProduct
End Product Design
Specifications
End Product Design
Specifications
EnablingProduct EnablingProduct
Prepare Appropriate Product Support DocumentationPrepare Appropriate Product Support Documentation
Prepare Appropriate Product Support DocumentationPrepare Appropriate Product Support Documentation
Capture Product Integration Work ProductsCapture Product Integration Work Products
Obtain Lower Level Products for Assembly and IntegrationObtain Lower Level Products for Assembly and Integration
Confirm That Received Products Have Been ValidatedConfirm That Received Products Have Been Validated
Prepare the Integration Environment for Assembly and IntegrationPrepare the Integration Environment for Assembly and Integration
Spacecraft Configuration
Battery
Thermal DoublerTMI
Wall
OBMU
IPUs
SSR
Rwheels(x4)
MTQs (x3)
DRU
GPS Rcvrs
TRSPs
Propulsion Module
MAGs(x2)
Ombilical IFW/ launcher
S-Band antenna (x2)
GPS antenna(x2)
BASS & radiator
Solar Side
Solar Array Connector Fixed panel
Product Verification Process
End Product To Be
Verified
End Product To Be
Verified
Product Verification
Plan
Product Verification
Plan
Product Verification
Results
Product Verification
Results
ProductVerification
Work Products
ProductVerification
Work Products
Prepare to Conduct Product VerificationPrepare to Conduct Product Verification
Analyze the Outcomes of the product VerificationAnalyze the Outcomes of the product Verification
Verified EndProduct
Verified EndProduct
Specified Requirements
Baseline
Specified Requirements
Baseline
EnablingProduct EnablingProduct
Prepare Appropriate Product Support DocumentationPrepare Appropriate Product Support Documentation
Prepare a Product Verification ReportPrepare a Product Verification Report
Capture Work Products from Products VerificationCapture Work Products from Products Verification
Perform the Product VerificationPerform the Product Verification
ProductVerification
Report
ProductVerification
Report
Requirement Allocation, Integration, and Verification Process
Mission/SystemRequirements
SystemSegmentRequirements
SubsystemRequirements
UnitRequirements Test Units
TestSubsystems
Test SystemSegments
Test SystemVerification
Allocation Integration
Design and Build Units
Types of Verification
Analysis - The use of mathematical modeling and analytical
techniques to predict the suitability of a design.
Demonstration- Showing that the use of an product achieves the
individual specified requirement.
Inspection- The visual examination of a realized end product.
Test - The use of an end product to obtain detailed data
needed to verify performance, or provide sufficient information to verify performance through further analysis.
Products Forms of Verification
Simulated (algorithmic models, virtual reality simulator).
Mockup (plywood, brass board, breadboard) Concept description (paper report); Prototype (product with partial functionality); Engineering unit (fully functional but may not be
same form/fit); Design verification test units (form, fit, and
function is the same, but they may not have flight parts);
Qualification units (identical to flight units but may be subjected to extreme environments)
Flight units (end product that is flown, including proto-flight units).
EMC /EMI
EMEffect
S tatic Load TestV ibration Test
D ynam icLoads
Acoustic Test
AcousticLoads
Pyro-shock Test
ShockLoads
Therm al Vacuum TestTherm al C ycle Test
Therm alEnvironm ent
Environm enta lTests
Environmental Tests
Product Validation Process
End Product To Be
Validated
End Product To Be
Validated
Product Validation
Plan
Product Validation
Plan
Product Validation
Results
Product Validation
Results
ProductValidation
Work Products
ProductValidation
Work Products
Prepare to Conduct Product ValidationPrepare to Conduct Product Validation
Analyze the Outcomes of the product ValidationAnalyze the Outcomes of the product Validation
Validated EndProduct
Validated EndProduct
StakeholderExpectation
Baseline
StakeholderExpectation
Baseline
EnablingProduct EnablingProduct
Prepare Appropriate Product Support DocumentationPrepare Appropriate Product Support Documentation
Prepare a Product Validation ReportPrepare a Product Validation Report
Capture Work Products from Products ValidationCapture Work Products from Products Validation
Perform the Product ValidationPerform the Product Validation
ProductValidation
Report
ProductValidation
Report
Product Transition Process
End Product To Be
Transitioned
End Product To Be
Transitioned
Delivered EndProduct withApplicable
documentation
Delivered EndProduct withApplicable
documentation
Realized EnablingProducts
Realized EnablingProducts
Prepare to Conduct Product TransitionPrepare to Conduct Product Transition
Prepare the End Product for TransitionPrepare the End Product for TransitionDocumentation To AccompanyThe DeliveredEnd Product
Documentation To AccompanyThe DeliveredEnd Product
EnablingProduct EnablingProduct
Transition the End Product to be the Customer with Required Documentation Based on the Type of Transition Required
Transition the End Product to be the Customer with Required Documentation Based on the Type of Transition Required
Prepare Sites, as Required, where the End Product Will Be Stored, Assembled, Integrated, Installed, Used, and/or Maintained
Prepare Sites, as Required, where the End Product Will Be Stored, Assembled, Integrated, Installed, Used, and/or Maintained
Evaluate the End Product, Personnel, and Enabling Product Readiness for Product Transition
Evaluate the End Product, Personnel, and Enabling Product Readiness for Product Transition
ProductTransition
Work Products
ProductTransition
Work Products
Capture Product Implementation Work ProductsCapture Product Implementation Work Products
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