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In this example, the methodology is used in two different levels:

  • Project design components
    • Provide a high-level view of the project itself.
    • The description here is rather general and shows the alignment of the project with the COVESA's goals.
  • Artifact(s) design components
    • Provide a detailed view of the main artifacts that belong to the project.  
    • The description here is mostly technical.

Project design components (High-level)

Problem

Inconsistent data representation of vehicle properties across the automotive industry.

  • Causes
    • Different vehicular systems use disparate data models for concepts of common interest.
      • Examples of vehicular systems: applications, databases, streaming platforms, , etc.
      • Examples of data models (or elements of): terms, hierarchies, meaning, language, datatypes, etc. 
  • Effects
    • Interoperability issues.
    • Repetition in data engineering processes.
    • Increased complexity and maintenance costs.
    • Waste of time and resources.
    • Slow innovation.


Goal (This should come from COVESA's goals)

To lead the global standardisation of vehicle data, fostering innovation and collaboration in the automotive industry.

Artifact(s)
  • Data model
  • Tools


Requirements (current)
FeatureFunctionalNon-funcionalScope

A common controlled vocabulary for referring to vehicle properties
Current



Planned



Desired (but not planned)

Artifact(s) design components

Requirements (current)
FeatureFunctionalNon-funcionalScope

A common controlled vocabulary for referring to vehicle properties
Current



Planned



Desired (but not planned)

Tools

Requirements (current)

Requirements (current)

Requirements (current)

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