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Digital Thread in Action at Capella Days 2024

Wednesday, October 30, 2024 - 13:26 by Frédéric Madiot

Capella Days is your opportunity to learn from Capella ecosystem members! Benefit from the experience of industrial adopters who have successfully deployed an MBSE approach with Arcadia and Capella on their projects.

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Capella Days 2024

Capella Days regularly brings together the community of Capella and Arcadia:

  • Creators of this innovative systems engineering solution,
  • Providers of Capella add-ons and services,
  • MBSE experts and industrial users.

Capella Days is your opportunity to learn from Capella ecosystem members! Benefit from the experience of industrial adopters who have successfully deployed an MBSE approach with Arcadia and Capella on their projects.

Optimize Architecture by Generating N2 Design Structure Matrices with DSM4Capella

This webinar will present the implementation of DSM/N2 matrices applied to Capella Logical Architecture and use it as an optimization technique for logical functions to components allocation. The implementation is proposed as open source in LabsCapella -DSM4Capella.

Presenters:
Sébastien Dubé (Chief Technical Officer and Senior Consultant in Systems Engineering at Samares Engineering) and Mirna Ojeda, Systems Engineering Consultant at Samares Engineering.

Working in a Multi-user Mode with Team for Capella

Working with Capella models traditionally involves managing files, which requires careful coordination among team members to handle concurrent work. This often means having to establish strategies for reserving files or resolving conflicts after changes overlap.

By switching to multi-user mode in Capella, you can significantly enhance collaboration among your team of systems architects. This mode helps avoid the tedious management of file differences and reduces the risk of data loss.

Powering Capella Champions: Enablers for Effective Model Authoring and Utilization

In today's complex systems engineering landscape, Capella has emerged as a powerful tool for model-based systems engineering (MBSE). This presentation explores key enablers for Capella champions to ensure the successful adoption and utilization of Capella within an organization.

Training: Effective training is foundational for developing Capella champions. Tailored programs, from beginner to advanced levels, empower individuals to become proficient in Capella. Strategies for designing training programs aligned with organizational goals are discussed.

Capella Days 2023

Capella Days is your opportunity to learn from Capella ecosystem members! Benefit from the experience of industrial adopters who have sucessfully deployed an MBSE approach with Arcadia and Capella on their projects.

Connecting Capella and ModelCenter to Analyze System Architecture

This webinar will showcase the utilization of Capella to create the systems architecture model and the use of ModelCenter to connect Capella to any engineering analysis tool for requirements verification and system optimization throughout the product life cycle. The webinar will also provide a forum for providing and garnering feedback on the features of the Capella connector and insights on roadmap initiatives. It will be an engaging webinar that fosters collaboration.

Mastering Arcadia Method: A Deep Dive into Extensive MBSE Resources

Arcadia is the model-based systems engineering method at the heart of the open-source Capella modeling tool. Promoting a viewpoint-driven approach (as described in ISO/IEC 42010), it emphasizes a clear distinction between need and solution to support enterprise-wide collaboration and co-engineering. To help systems engineers master Arcadia, the community continually produces resources in various formats (books, web pages, articles, videos, datasheets, etc.) and for different purposes, ranging from introductions to very precise topics.

Assess the Environmental Impacts of Your System Architecture

How to make environmentally conscious decisions when designing a system?

Performing a life cycle assessment (LCA) can help you precisely identify the types of impacts a system has, from the extraction of raw materials to its end-of-life phase. However, this is often a tedious process that involves inputting the system architecture into an LCA tool and mapping it to environmental databases. This makes it difficult to repeat the process multiple times for the same system.

So why not reuse your Capella models to conduct LCAs?