Complex Systems Design & Management: Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on Complex Systems Design & Management, CSD&M Paris 2016

251 Pages·2017·8.9 MB·English

by  Gauthier Fanmuy

Gauthier Fanmuy
Eric Goubault · Daniel Krob
François Stephan
Editors
Complex
Systems
Design
& Management
Proceedings
of the Seventh International Conference
on Complex Systems Design
& Management,
csd&m
Paris 2016
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Complex Systems Design & Management
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Gauthier Fanmuy Eric Goubault
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Daniel Krob François Stephan
Editors
Complex Systems Design
& Management
Proceedings of the Seventh International
Conference on Complex Systems Design &
Management, CSD&M Paris 2016
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Editors
Gauthier Fanmuy DanielKrob
Dassault Systèmes CESAMES
Vélizy-Villacoublay Paris
France France
EricGoubault FrançoisStephan
ÉcolePolytechnique IRT SystemX
Palaiseau Palaiseau
France France
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Preface
Introduction
This volume contains the proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on
“Complex System Design & Management” (CSD&M 2016; see the conference
website: http://www.2016.csdm.fr/ for more details).
The CSD&M 2016 conference was jointly organized during December 13–14,
2016attheChesnaieduRoyatVincennes(France)bythetwofollowingfounding
partners:
1. The non-profit organization Center of Excellence on Systems Architecture,
Management, Economy and Strategy (CESAMES),
2. The Ecole Polytechnique—ENSTA ParisTech—Télécom ParisTech—Dassault
Aviation—DCNS—DGA—Thales “Engineering of Complex Systems” chair.
The conference benefited of the permanent support of many academic organi-
zations such as Ecole Polytechnique, CentraleSupélec, ENSTA ParisTech and
Télécom ParisTech which were deeply involved in its organization.
Wealsowouldliketothanktheconferencepartners:DassaultAviation,DCNS,
Digiteo Labs, Direction Générale de l’Armement (DGA), Institut de Recherche
Technologique (IRT) SystemX, MEGA International and Thales which were the
main industrial and institutional sponsors of the conference.
We are also grateful to several non-profit organizations such as Association
Francaise d’Ingénierie Systeme (AFIS) and International Council on Systems
Engineering (INCOSE) which strongly supported our communication effort.
All these institutions also helped us a lot through their constant participation to
the organizing committee during the one-year preparation of CSD&M 2016.
Many thanks therefore to all of them.
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Why a CSD&M Conference?
Mastering complex systems requires an integrated understanding of industrial
practicesaswellassophisticatedtheoreticaltechniquesandtools.Thisexplainsthe
creation of an annual go-between forum at European level (which did not existed
yet) dedicated to both academic researchers and industrial actors working on
complex industrial systems architecture and engineering. Facilitating their meeting
was actually for us a sine qua non condition in order to nurture and develop in
Europe the science of systems which is currently emerging.
The purpose of the “Complex Systems Design & Management” (CSD&M)
conferenceisexactlytobesuchaforum,inordertobecome,intime,theEuropean
academic–industrial conference of reference in the field of complex industrial
systemsarchitectureandengineering,whichisaquiteambitiousobjective.Thelast
six CSD&M Paris conferences—which were all held the last trimester of the year
from 2010 to 2015 in Paris—were the first steps in this direction. In 2015, there
werealmost300participantswhocamefrom20differentcountrieswhichmeasures
the growing success of the CSD&M conference.
Our Core Academic—Industrial Dimension
To make the CSD&M conference this convergence point of the academic and
industrialcommunitiesincomplexindustrialsystems,webasedourorganizationon
a principle of complete parity between academics and industrialists (see the con-
ference organization sections in the next pages). This principle was first imple-
mented as follows:
(cid:129) theprogramcommitteeiscomposedof50%academicsand50%industrialists,
(cid:129) the invited speakers came in a balanced way from numerous professional
environments.
Thesetofactivitiesoftheconferencefollowedthesameprinciple.Theyindeed
consistofamixtureofresearchseminarsandexperiencesharing,academicarticles
and industrial presentations, software and training offers presentations, etc. The
conference topics cover in the same way the most recent trends in the emerging
field of complex systems sciences and practices from an industrial and academic
perspective, including the main industrial domains (aeronautic & aerospace,
transportation & systems, defense & security, electronics & robotics, energy &
environment,healthcare&welfareservices,media&communications,software&
e-services), scientific and technical topics (systems fundamentals, systems archi-
tecture&engineering,systemsmetrics&quality,systemictools)andsystemtypes
(transportation systems, embedded systems, software & information systems, sys-
tems of systems, artificial ecosystems).
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The 2016 Edition
The CSD&M Paris 2016 edition received 46 submitted papers, out of which the
program committee selected 16 regular papers to be published in the conference
proceedings. A 29 % acceptance ratio was reached which guarantees the high
quality of the presentations. The program committee also selected 17 papers for a
collective presentation during the poster workshop of the conference.
Eachsubmissionwasassignedtoatleasttwoprogramcommitteemembers,who
carefully reviewed the papers, in many cases with the help of external referees.
Thesereviewswerediscussedbytheprogramcommitteeduringanonlinemeeting
by the May 30, 2016 and via the EasyChair conference management system.
We also chose nine outstanding speakers with various industrial and scientific
expertise who gave a series of invited talks covering all the spectrum of the con-
ferenceduringthetwodaysofCSD&MParis2016.Theconferencewasorganized
around a common topic: Challenges & Opportunities of Systems Engineering in a
Changing World. Each day proposed mix invited keynote speakers presentations
and a “la carte” program comprising accepted papers presentations and conference
partners’ workshops.
Furthermore, we had a poster workshop, for encouraging presentation and dis-
cussion on interesting but “not-yet-polished” ideas. CSD&M Paris 2016 also
offered booths and presentations to provide each participant a good vision of the
latest engineering and technological news.
Paris, France Gauthier Fanmuy
August 2016 Eric Goubault
Daniel Krob
François Stephan
Conference Organization
Conference Chairs
General Chair
Daniel Krob, Incose Fellow, CESAMES and Ecole Polytechnique, France
Organizing Committee Chair
François Stephan, IRT SystemX, France
Program Committee Co-Chairs
Gauthier Fanmuy, Dassault Systemes, France (industrial co-chair)
Eric Goubault, Ecole Polytechnique, France (academic co-chair)
Program Committee
Theprogramcommitteeconsistsof21members(10academicand11industrial)of
high international visibility. Their expertise spectrum covers all of the conference
topics.
Academic Members
Co-Chair
Eric Goubault, Ecole Polytechnique, France
Members
Aleida Aleti, Monash University, Australia
Eric Bonjour, ENSGSI, France
Thao Dang, Verimag, France
Mike Hinchey, University of Limerick, Ireland
Daisuke Ishii, Fukui University, Japan
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Claire Pagetti, Onera, France
Antoine Rauzy, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, France
Donna Rhodes, MIT, USA
Rafael Wisniewski, Aalborg University, Denmark
Industrial Members
Co-Chair
Gauthier Fanmuy, Dassault Systemes, France
Members
Sylvain Chabroux, LGM, France
Alain Dauron, Renault, France
Jeremy Dick, SyntheSys, UK
Jean-Paul Fardel, Airbus, France
Ali Koudri, IRT SystemX, France
Pascal Lamothe, PSA, France
Nicolas Gueit, Snecma, France
Garry Roedler, LMCO, France
Sven-Olaf Schulze, Unity AG, Germany
Lucio Tirone, Aster S.p.A., Italy
Organizing Committee
The organizing committee consists of 18 members (academic and industrial) of
high international visibility. The organizing committee is in charge of defining the
program of the conference, identifying keynotes speakers and has to ensure the
functioning of the event (sponsoring and communication).
Chair
François Stephan, IRT SystemX, France
Members
Emmanuel Arbaretier, Airbus, France
Philippe Bourguignon, Engie, France
Alain Carof, DCNS, France
Etienne De Pommery, IRT SystemX, France
Johan D’Hose, Systematic Paris Region, France
Eric Duceau, Airbus, France
Brigitte Dueme, INRIA, France
Didier Dumur, Centralesupelec, France
Pascal Foix, Thales, France
Bruno Foyer, IRT SystemX, France
Vincent Gauthier, Telecom ParisTech, France
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Omar Hammami, ENSTA, France
Michel Pinget, Dassault Aviation, France
Pascal Poisson, Alstom Transport, France
Garry Roedler, INCOSE, USA
Alain Roset, La Poste, France
Sylvie Tonda Goldstein, Ecole Polytechnique, France
Invited Speakers
Thierry Brizard, Executive Vice President Technology, CGG, France
Paul Eremenko, Chief Technology Officer, Airbus Group, France and Germany
Alan D. Harding, INCOSE President, UK
Paulien Herder, Head of the Engineering Systems and Services Department at the
Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management, Delft University of Technology,
Netherlands
Thierry Jean-Marius, Head of Systems Engineering Department, Airbus Safran
Launchers, France
Virginie Maillard, Vice President Research, Renault, France
Garry Roedler, Incose Fellow and Engineering Outreach Program Manager,
Lockheed Martin Corporation, USA
Matthew Silver, CEO and Founder, Cambrian Innovation, USA
Henri Verdier, Interministerial Director of the Digital Technology and the Infor-
mation and Communication System of the French government (DINSIC), France