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OWL and SysML

Explore the interplay between OWL and SysML meta-model architectures, how they differ in building blocks, assertions, axioms, stereotype usage, and generalization. Learn about mapping techniques and criteria for Stereotypes and Model Elements. Understand nuances like class mappings and composition vs. reference associations.

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OWL and SysML

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  1. OWL and SysML Where does one end and the other start?

  2. SysML Meta Model Architecture

  3. SysML Meta Model hierarchy

  4. OWL Architecture: Building Blocks

  5. OWL Architecture: Assertions

  6. OWL Architecture: (some) Axioms

  7. SysML Stereotype vs. Generalization 1/2

  8. SysML Stereotype vs. Generalization 2/2

  9. Mapping OWL to SysML Generalization??

  10. Mapping OWL to SysML Customization??

  11. OWL Car Ontology • TBD

  12. SysML Stereotypes, etc • Criteria when something is a SysML <<stereotype>> or a Model Element? • Is a Motor a <<block>> Motor or a <<motor>> • Every Model Element shall be stereotyped according to the domain specific ontology • Criteria when a OWL class is mapped to a SysML <<stereotype>> or a Model Element? • When is a OWL object property a composition or reference association? • Does it make a difference if the intention of the SysML model is to model one particular system (which exists only once) or a product line (where several real-world objects exist)?

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