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Engineering a sustainable world requires to consider various systems thatinteract with each other. These systems include ecological systems, economicalsystems, social systems and tech-nical systems. They are loosely coupled,geographically distributed, evolve permanently and generate emergent behavior.As these are characteristics of systems of systems (SoS), we discuss theengi-neering of a sustainable world from a SoS engineering perspective. Westudied SoS engineering in context of a research project, which aims atpolitical recommendations and a research roadmap for engineering dynamic SoS.The project included an exhaustive literature review, interviews and work-shopswith representatives from industry and academia from different applicationdomains. Based on these results and observations, we will discuss how suitablethe current state-of-the-art in SoS engi-neering is in order to engineersustainability. Sustainability was a major driver for SoS engineering in alldomains, but we argue that the current scope of SoS engineering is too limitedin order to engineer sustainability. Further, we argue that mastering dynamicsin this larger scope is essential to engineer sustainability and that this isaccompanied by dynamic adaptation of technological SoS.

Engineering a sustainable world by enhancing the scope of systems of systems engineering and mastering dynamics