6.2.2 Application of Computer Aided Systems Engineering Processes for Korea Next‐Generation High Speed Railway Train
Il Sang Yoo, Young Won Park · INCOSE International Symposium · 2002
Abstract A high‐speed rail system represents a typical example of large‐scale multi‐disciplinary systems, consisting of subsystems such as train, electrical hardware, electronics, control, information, communication, civil technology etc. The system design and acquisition data of the large‐scale system must be the subject under strict configuration control and management. Not only the requirements dictate the contracts with the suppliers but also become the basis for the development process, project execution, system integration, and testing. The requirements database provide the system design specification of all development activities. Using the RDD‐100, a systems engineering tool, the korea next‐generation high‐speed rail program can establish requirements traceability and development process management in performing the enabling train technology development projects. This paper presents results from a computer‐aided systems engineering application to the Korea next‐generation high‐ speed railway project. Especially, the focus of the study was on requirement management, PBS management, verfication management and project management.