Towards an Ontological Implementation of UAF, Part 6: What It Adds Up To
Across this series we read the OMG’s Unified Architecture Framework (UAF) in light of its own objectives, rendering it as...
Towards an Ontological Implementation of UAF, Part 5: Keeping the Profile and the Metamodel Aligned
This series reads the OMG’s Unified Architecture Framework (UAF) in light of its own objectives, using an ontology, built with...
Towards an Ontological Implementation of UAF, Part 4: Keeping a Large Specification Consistent
This series reads the OMG’s Unified Architecture Framework (UAF) in light of its own objectives, using an ontology, built with...
Towards an Ontological Implementation of UAF, Part 3: Views Without Queries
This series reads the OMG’s Unified Architecture Framework (UAF) in light of its own stated goals, using an ontology, built...
Towards an Ontological Implementation of UAF, Part 2: How Far Platform Independence Reaches
This series reads the OMG’s Unified Architecture Framework (UAF) in light of the objectives it sets for itself, using an...
Towards an Ontological Implementation of UAF, Part 1: UAF Was Built for This
There is a technique the systems-engineering world still underuses: rendering a specification as an ontology, not merely to implement it,...
What the Reasoner Knows That You Did Not Write Down
Every model says more than it states. The interesting question in model-based systems engineering (MBSE) is not what you wrote...
Why OML and Not Just OWL?
It helps to separate two concerns that often get conflated: semantic interoperability and ontological modeling.
