Title
Integrated system health management (ISHM): Systematic capability implementation
Date Issued
21 November 2006
Access level
metadata only access
Resource Type
conference paper
Author(s)
Holland R.
Schmalzel J.
Duncavage D.
Stennis Space Center
Abstract
This paper provides a credible approach for implementation of ISHM capability in any system. The requirements and processes to implement ISHM capability are unique in that a credible capability is initially implemented at a low level, and it evolves to achieve higher levels by incremental augmentation. In contrast, typical capabilities, such as thrust of an engine, are implemented once at full Functional Capability Level (FCL), which is not designed to change during the life of the product. The approach will describe core ingredients (e.g. technologies, architectures, etc.) and when and how ISHM capabilities may be implemented. A specific architecture/taxonomy/ontology will be described, as well as a prototype software environment that supports development of ISHM capability. This paper will address implementation of system-wide ISHM as a core capability, and ISHM for specific subsystems as expansions and evolution, but always focusing on achieving an integrated capability. © 2006 IEEE.
Start page
202
End page
206
Language
English
OCDE Knowledge area
Ingeniería aeroespacial Hardware, Arquitectura de computadoras
Scopus EID
2-s2.0-33751070352
Conference
Proceedings of the 2006 IEEE Sensors Applications Symposium
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