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The lack of modeling precision can lead to design problems that may not surface until system integration. No single existing modeling system can capture the required precision, and it is felt that it is unlikely that such a single system will be developed. However, domain specific modeling languages (DSMLs) are quite precise for their domains. We
want to leverage this precision across different DSMLs to provide precision at the overall system level. NAOMI will achieve this goal by allowing disparate modeling systems to be used together.
The objective of the NAOMI project is to explore how the precision of multiple domain specific modeling languages can be leveraged, leading to more accurate and complete models. Through the use of models that describe both the structure and behavior of the system under design, NAOMI will enable enhanced model precision that is not possible with any one
individual modeling language. This precision will reduce the number of system integration issues and assure that the software and hardware that gets designed, built, and integrated matches what has been specified.
This work is being carried out in conjunction with
Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Laboratories (ATL).
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