15-16 December 2022

CSD&M

An event organized by CESAM Community.

DATE

15-16 December 2022

LOCATION

Paris

EDITION

13th

SPEAKERS

More than 40 speakers

13TH CSD&M PARIS

Mastering complex engineered systems is a fundamental strategic challenge. Complex Systems Design & Management (CSD&M) conference is a widely open meeting event dedicated to academic researchers, industrial and governmental actors who are interested in complex industrial systems engineering. The event is not limited to the existing specialists of the subject!

The 2-day conference allows since 2010 to discover and share about theories, methods and tools that have been developed to allow to manage the increasing complexity of the technical systems you must design and implement.

Thanks to its past 12 editions, CSD&M has become the conference of reference in the field of complex industrial systems architecture & engineering.

This 13th conference will especially covers the theme “Building a sustainable & resilient world thanks to a collaborative eco-system with virtual playgrounds”.

“Dear Colleagues, Dear Guests,
The 13th edition of the international conference “Complex Systems Design & Management” will take place on December, 2022 in Paris. This event was created by the French Center of Excellence on Systems Architecture, Management, Economy & Strategy (CESAMES). CESAMES believes that mastering complexity can only be achieved with a strong and true cooperation between all key stakeholders (academic, industrial and governmental actors). We look very much forward to see you in December!”

Professor Daniel KROB

General Chair, Institute Professor (Ecole Polytechnique – FR), President of CESAMES and INCOSE Fellow

conference venue

The 13th edition of the CSD&M will take place in the auditorium of the Elysées Biarritz in Paris, right next to the Champs-Elysées !

CSD&M location

PROGRAM

Program under construction – the order and schedule of the sessions may still vary until mid-September

Day 1 - December 15
Day 2 - December 16

Day 1 - December 15

9h00	Keynote (more information to come)
Contributed talks (20' each)
#1 theme: How to engage and perform a digital transformation within your eco-system
Paths and experience feedbacks on digital transformation initiatives withing an organization or with the eco-system
9h30	GIFAS-AFIS Crisee : Generic Collaborative Process Framework for simpler and efficient SE at extended entreprise level Airbus - ArianeGroup \| Christophe Ducamp, Gerald Pignie and Pierre de Chazelles
9h50	From UAF to SysML: Transitioning from System of Systems to Systems Architecture Dassault Systèmes \| Thomas Marchand and Aurelijus Morkevicius

10h10	An MBSE Implementation Process Framework Based on Multiple Modeling Capability Stages China Helicopter Research and Development Institute \| Yuqiang Guo, Shuhuan Sun, Hui Zhao and Jin Li
10h30	Europe's Rail Joint Undertaking: System Pillar Europe's Rail Joint Undertaking \| Ian Conlon
COFFEE BREAK
Contributed talks (20' each)
11h20	Systems Engineering Journey on ATLAS Program AFIS - AFNeT Services \| Pascal Hubert, Pierre Faure, Jean Brangé and Jean-Luc Garnier
11h40	Research on Advanced Avionics System Architecture Technology China National Aeronautical Radio Electronics Research Institute \| Jinyan Wang, Qing Zhou and Mingren She
12h00	*On the use of Artificial Intelligence for Product-Service Systems* Thales \| Hugo Guillermo Chalé Gongora, Juliette Mattioli and Pierre-Olivier Robic
12h20	Talk #8
LUNCH BREAK
14h00	Keynote (more information to come)
Contributed talks (20' each)
#2 theme: Modeling and Simulation Systems Engineering practices
Best practices for model-based techniques in a modeling and simulation (MODSIM) approach, to specify, analyze, design and verify systems
14h30	*Industrial talk* Dassault Systemes
14h50	*Towards Model-Based Functional Hazard Assessment (FHA) with UML* University of Toronto - Safran Landing Systems \| Kimberly Lai, Thomas Robert, David Shindman and Alison Olechowski
15h10	*Maritime stakeholder model-based decision-making for accelerated adoption of autonomous vessels by analyzing tradeoffs in R&D investment, manufacturing, and operational experience* The University of Tokyo - ClassNK - Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. - Massachusetts Institute of Technology \| Takuya Nakashima, Tomohiro Sugimoto, Keisuke Kimura and Bryan Moser
15h30	*Reverse Engineering of a CubeSat with MBSE* Airbus - Samares Engineering \| Raphael Faudou, Julie De Sousa, Jean-Luc Marty and Marie-Hélène Deredempt
COFFEE BREAK & POSTER SESSION
Contributed talks (20' each)
16h50	*The Need to Simultaneously Consider Modularization and Interface Design during Systems Architecting: an Exploration of their Joint Impact on System Performance and Cost* The George Washington University \| Taylan Topcu and Zoe Szajnfarber
17h10	*Enabling multidisciplinary-analysis of SysML models in a heterogeneous tool landscape using Parametric Analysis Models* Airbus Central R&T \| Philipp Helle, Gerrit Schramm, Sergio Feo-Arenis and Sönke Klostermann
17h30	*Spiral Approach for SE Research (SASER) - mating research to practice -* University of Twente \| G.Maarten Bonnema, Marcus V. Pereira Pessoa and Kostas Nizamis

17h50	*Prerequisites for an MBSE adoption support approach* Airbus - ERPI - IAE Lyon School of Management \| Léa Kozak, Frederique Mayer, Eric Bonjour, Jean-Pierre Micaelli and Arnaud Riviere
18h10	Kalman Filtering for SAR Satellite Yaw Steering Aviation Industry of China (AVIC) - Airforce Engineering University \| Yongfei Ding, Dinghai Xu, Yu Li, Zheng Fang, Tao Chen and Hengyang Zhang
18h30	End of day one

Day 2 - December 16

9h00	Keynote (more information to come)
Contributed talks (20' each)
#3 theme: Building sustainable, secured, evolutive and resilient systems
System architecting methods to adress new expected system perspectives such as security, sustainability, resiliency and scalability
9h30	*Resilience Assessment of Industrial Processes within the Aircraft Industry* Fraunhofer EMI - Airbus / Central R&D, Virtual Product Engineering, 1RXV - INATECH, University of Freiburg \| Kai Fischer, Andreas Mitschke, Oliver Klaproth, Arnd Schirrmann and Alexander Stolz
9h50	*A Model-Based System Engineering approach for Multi-Disciplinary Analysis and Design Optimisation processes definition* IRT Saint Exupery - Airbus Operations - Capgemini- Expleo Group \| Romaric Demachy, Mickael Guillen, Anne Gazaix, Vincent Ambert, Jean-Christophe Giret, Louis Jayez and Joël Brezillon

10h10	Systems Engineering Digital Thread – An end-to-end holistic approach from Mission to Physical Dassault Systèmes \| Gauthier Fanmuy, Arnaud Durantin and Pierre-Yves Boyer
10h30	*Research on the Architecture of Military Helicopter Requirements Demonstration Based on System Engineering* China Helicopter Research and Development Institute \| Benchao Lou, Qiang Sun and Fang Chen
COFFEE BREAK
Contributed talks (20' each)
11h20	*Methods for Extracting Structured Data from Engineering Requirements using Natural Language Processing* Airbus - Massachusetts Institute of Technology \| Johannes Norheim, Shao Lim, Alain Kerbrat and Eric Rebentisch
11h40	*Theory and Practice on Architecture Design and Performance Evaluation of Civil Avionics System based on Model* China National Aeronautic Radio Electronics Research Institute \| Haiyong Dong, Qingfan Gu and Hao Rong
12h00	*Adaptative Workflows for Process Management* IMT, Mines-Ales - Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK) \| Charbel Kady, Francois Trousset, Nicolas Daclin, Gregory Zacharewicz, Charles Yaacoub and Adib Akl
12h20	*Knowledge management in consulting firms: a survey for designers* CentraleSupelec - Sibylone \| Mohammadreza Mirafzal, Piyush Wadhera and Julie Stal-Le Cardinal
LUNCH BREAK
14h00	Keynote (more information to come)
14h30	*Analysing the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) from an Organizational and Strategic Research Point of View* Universiteit Antwerpen - Engie \| Geert Haerens
14h50	RAMI Toolbox: A Framework enabling Model-based Systems Engineering of complex Flexible Production Systems Salzburg University of Applied Sciences - Siemens Technology - FH Salzburg - Otto-v.-Guericke University \| Christoph Binder, Ambra Calà, Jan Vollmar, Boris Brankovic, Christian Neureiter and Arndt Lüder
15h10	Talk #11
COFFEE BREAK
Contributed talks (20' each)
#4 theme: Means and methods to integrate humans in virtual playgrounds
Integration of the human as a virtual twin into the system to better anticipate incresaing system complexity and autonomy
16h00	Exploring and setting up the methods to benefit from synergies between an agile project development and systems engineering ArianeGroup \| Arthur Schmitt and Bruno Ferard
16h20	*An approach for exploring non-technical complexity in engineering design processes* University of Twente \| Younjung Choi, Gisela Garza Morales, Marcus Pereira Pessoa and Maarten Bonnema
16h40	*Implementing Systems Thinking for a Complex System via Experiential Learning* Purdue University - Air Company \| Nicholas Steinke and C. Robert Kenley
17h00	Talk #15
17h20	End of day two