Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Design decomposes a system into a number of subsystems, generally belonging to different domains or subdomains and often addressed by different sub-teams. Large projects tend to form development silos that concurrently evolve the design for each sub-problem area.   System models and Interface Control Documents (ICDs) help to manage this concurrency. System models capture the relationships beten subsystems, at a certain level of abstraction. ICDs are used to capture and manage the interfaces and dependencies across subsystems, created and maintained by engineers who understand the interrelationships. The result is that part of the relationships beten subsystems is explicit knowledge, but the rest is tacit knowledge. It is still a major challenge to maintain proper information flows across teams and minimize integration problems.    have been encountering this problem in our work on the control system for the SKA radio-telescope. To address this,  have attempted to explicate knowledge about the various types of relationships among subsystems.  have developed a simple pictorial depiction of the interrelationships among subsystems with associated consistency relationships, and a preliminary conceptual model of the types of relationships that exist among subsystems. Explicitly identifying types of interrelationships enables us to better work out the information that needs to be captured in ICDs, and aids us in developing modeling guidelines and tools to facilitate information flows across sub-teams, so that concurrent evolution of the design can be managed better.
['Rajiv Banerjee', 'N. Swaminathan', 'Gillella. Venkata Muralikrishna', 'C. Subhrojyoti']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Explicating the Relationships among Subsystems
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