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| - | The **[[mbse:digital_engineering|digital engineering]]** community formed the concept of a digital viewpoint out of a need to describe how engineering practitioners use sources and types of digital artifacts, like models, and assemble and present them in forms that diverse stakeholders need and understand. The DE community borrowed the original concept from the system architecture community and re-conceptualized it to fit the digital engineering community’s need to leverage digital technologies to create, exchange, and present their digital work products. However, it is more than a static document that specifies the digital view. It may be a digital model of the digital view using standards such as [[https://www.ifml.org/ | Information Flow Modeling Language (IFML).]] Alternatively, it may be an application-programming interface (API) or other executable software code that assembles digital artifacts and renders the digital view according to the design. | + | The **[[mbse:digital_engineering|digital engineering]]** community formed the concept of a digital viewpoint out of a need to describe how engineering practitioners use sources and types of digital artifacts, like models, and assemble and present them in forms that diverse stakeholders need and understand. The DE community borrowed the original concept from the system architecture community and re-conceptualized it to fit the digital engineering community’s need to leverage digital technologies to create, exchange, and present their digital work products. However, it is more than a static document that specifies the digital view. It may be a digital model of the digital view using standards such as [[https://www.ifml.org/ | Information Flow Modeling Language (IFML).]] Alternatively, it may be an application-programming interface (API) or other executable software code that assembles digital artifacts and renders the digital view according to the digital viewpoint. |
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| - | [4] National Institute of Building Sciences, "Chapter 3: Terms and Definitions," in National BIM Standard – United States® Version 3, Washington, DC, National Institute of Building Sciences buildingSMART alliance®, 2015, p. 16. | + | [1] C. Delp, D. Lam, E. Fosse and C.-Y. Lee, "Model Based Document and Report Generation for Systems Engineering," in IEEE Aerospace Conference Proceeddings, Big Sky, Montana, 2012. |
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| + | [2] National Institute of Building Sciences, "Chapter 3: Terms and Definitions," in National BIM Standard – United States® Version 3, Washington, DC, National Institute of Building Sciences buildingSMART alliance®, 2015, p. 16. | ||
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| + | [3] ISO/IEC/IEEE, "42010 - 2011: Systems and software engineering -- Architecture description," International Organization for Standardization, Geneva, Switzerland, 2011. | ||
| - | [5] ISO/IEC/IEEE, "42010 - 2011: Systems and software engineering -- Architecture description," International Organization for Standardization, Geneva, Switzerland, 2011. | ||
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