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[ARCHIVAL] Gallery: Port-based systems engineering of block models for control and simulation of Neutron Beam Instruments of the OPAL research reactor using UML/SysML (from 2007, online extracts)

 ARCHIVAL (2007): This content is now considered historical only!
This page shows (for purposes of historical reference only) an OBSOLETE early attempt at re-appropriating Unified Modeling Language (UML®) for elicitation of model elements using graphical Parsing Analysis.

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Figure 01: Convention and notation for Class/Interface pairs and associated wrapper Component.
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Figure 02: Flowport notation for mapping UML2 to Java
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Figure 03: Example: neutron beam instrument flowports and blocks for UML2
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Figure 04: ExampleBlock convention for block wrapper components and organisation of engineering elements
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Figure 05: Example: UML2 composite structure diagram (systems engineering view) of a fictitious neutron beam conditioning bunker.
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Figure 06: Example: wrapped class diagram (software engineering view) of a fictitious neutron beam conditioning bunker
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Figure 07: Model: Top-level UML2 composite structure diagram (systems engineering view) for the Platypus Reflectometer
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Figure 08: Model: Bunker shield assembly for the Platypus reflectometer as UML2 composite structure diagram with flowport notation
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Figure 09: Model: bunker shield assembly for the Platypus reflectometer as "wrapped block" class diagram.
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Figure 10: Model: UML2 composite structure diagram for the monochromation beam stage of the neutron diffractometers of the OPAL NBIs.
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Figure 11: Model: UML2 composite structure diagram of the monochromator assembly
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Figure 12: Model: UML2 composite structure diagram of the monochromator stage assembly with motorised goniometer rotation, tilt, and translation stages, which are driven by encoded devices
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Figure 13: Model: wrapped block class diagram (software engineering view) for the entire monochromation beam ("logical") stage
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Figure 14: SWT TableTree ModelClient showing an instance of the Platypus reflectometer model
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