MBSE Interest Group

Huntsville

MODEL-BASED SYSTEMS ENGINEERING (MBSE) WORKING GROUP

Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) provides a means to develop complex systems in a digital environment and to enable the systems engineering process across its entire lifecycle. The MBSE Working Group has been established to address the challenges associated with implementing and sustaining a MBSE framework.

The MBSE WG meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month from 5:30 to 6:30. During COVID-19, meetings will be virtual and will resume at the new MITRE center near Redstone Arsenal when safe.

NEXT MEETING:

August 11, 2022; 5:30-6:30pm CST

Speaker: Jason Rogers

Topic: Cybersecurity

This month we will hear from Mr Jason Rogers. Jason Rogers is a Senior Model Based Systems Engineer for Intuitive Research and Technology Corporation (IRTC), where he supports multiple PEO Aviation projects through the Model Based Engineering (MBE) Team within S3I. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH). Jason has over 15 years of Systems Engineering experience supporting various domains which include Commercial Aviation, NASA Space Systems, Army Aviation and Missile Systems, as well as Navy Ballistic Missile Systems. He holds a certification in Architecture and Systems Engineering with a focus on models and methods to manage complex systems, through Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). He is a Model Based Systems Engineering enthusiast and loves seeing the adoption of MBSE practices throughout various industries and DoD organizations. His presentation will be on Cybersecurity. As we know, our United States military systems have a growing need to be protected from cyber-attacks that expose and exploit our critical system assets. The purpose of this presentation is to introduce an MBSE methodology that uses a Fault Tree Analysis Approach to enable cyber resiliency. Ultimately, ensuring as a community we address Digital Engineering (DE) strategies to bridge the gap between Systems Engineering and Cybersecurity utilizing MBSE.

All are invited to attend at the MITRE site at the front gate, see attached.

The subject meeting will support an on-site meeting. The Teams support will not be going away, see below. All of those who wish to attend in person in must sign the attendance sheet that will certify that you are an American citizen and not a foreign personnel. Also you must be fully vaccinated.

The directions to the MITRE site are very easy; when approaching the main gate on Rideout Rd take the first right at the first light and then the first left, you will see the visitor center on your left turn right into the MITRE parking lot. If you can find the visitor center, which I expect 99.99% of you all have spent many lovely hours at, you can find the new MITRE center, see map below.

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PREVIOUS MEETINGS:

Date	Speaker	Organization	Topic	Files
7/14/22	Cynthia Roberts	MITRE	Unconscious Bias and How to Mitigate its Impact on DEI	incosepresentationonI&D-CROBERTS
4/14/22	Andrew Miller	Colorado State University	Digital Engineering Transformation of Requirements Analysis within MBSE	Miller_Andrew_1for_INCOSE_WG MillerAR_(2)
3/10/22	N/A	N/A	3DS Conference Open Mic Night
2/10/22	Alison Ledford	Auburn University	Data Element Mapping Analysis (DEMA)
1/13/22	Monte Porter	Quantum Research Intl, Army PEO M&S	UAF	SAR Mission UAF Centric Analysis Model UAF_SE_Profile Thinking Strategically, MBSE using UAF- A Tale of 2 SAR Models
12/7/21	Bill Lozier and Rod Wheeler	MITRE	Year-End Summary
9/9/21	Chris Rygaard	Blend Dynamics	Accelerating Distributed Simulation Projects
8/13/21	Mike Cochrane	Quantum Research International	Data Repositories for Parametric Workflow Models	Data Repositories for Parametric Workflow Models_INCOSE
7/8/21	Lisa Murphy	Siemens	Methodology-Driven MBSE
6/10/21	Dirk Zwemer	Intercax	Integrated MBSE and Graph Analysis for System and Program Assessment
5/13/21	Bill Lozier	MITRE	MBSE WG Challenge