Phoenix : Complex Adaptive System of Systems (CASoS) engineering version 1.0. | Zendy

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Phoenix : Complex Adaptive System of Systems (CASoS) engineering version 1.0.

Author(s) -

Thomas W. Moore,

Tu-Thach Quach,

Richard Detry,

Stephen Conrad,

Andjelka Kelic,

Shirley Starks,

Walter Beyeler,

Nancy S. Brodsky,

Stephen Verzi,

Theresa Brown,

Daniel Sunderland,

Michael D. Mitchell,

Arlo Leroy Ames,

S Maffitt,

Patrick D. Finley,

Eric S. Russell,

Aldo A. Zagonel,

Geoffrey Reedy,

Roger H. Mitchell,

John M. Linebarger

Publication year - 2011

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/1038215

Subject(s) - phoenix , interdependence , complex adaptive system , computer science , complex system , psychological intervention , control (management) , management science , systems science , risk analysis (engineering) , system of systems , systems design , computer security , sociology , engineering , business , geography , artificial intelligence , software engineering , social science , medicine , archaeology , metropolitan area , psychiatry

Complex Adaptive Systems of Systems, or CASoS, are vastly complex ecological, sociological, economic and/or technical systems which we must understand to design a secure future for the nation and the world. Perturbations/disruptions in CASoS have the potential for far-reaching effects due to pervasive interdependencies and attendant vulnerabilities to cascades in associated systems. Phoenix was initiated to address this high-impact problem space as engineers. Our overarching goals are maximizing security, maximizing health, and minimizing risk. We design interventions, or problem solutions, that influence CASoS to achieve specific aspirations. Through application to real-world problems, Phoenix is evolving the principles and discipline of CASoS Engineering while growing a community of practice and the CASoS engineers to populate it. Both grounded in reality and working to extend our understanding and control of that reality, Phoenix is at the same time a solution within a CASoS and a CASoS itself

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