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Find and Solve Problems Before Runtime with Model-Based Engineering

The SAE Architecture Analysis and Design Language (AADL) standard

gives you the power to specify and generate a single model that can be analyzed for multiple qualities.
provides an industry-standard, textual and graphic notation with precise semantics to model applications and execution platforms
features an XML interchange format that supports the exchange of models between subcontractors,integrators, and agencies
includes a UML profile that presents AADL as a specialized modeling notation within UML framework
is supported by commercial and open source tool solutions—including the SEI Open Source AADL Tool Environment (OSATE)

The website contains a growing list of presentations and papers about AADL in use. The documents have been collected from the users' day presentations made during most AADL subcommittee meetings.

Also, Peter Feiler has compiled the impact of the AADL in industry and research. We want to expand on his work with case studies on the use of AADL. Your experiences with AADL will also help guide ongoing development of the standard. Download and complete a short form on your experiences in Word or pdf format.

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Alpha version of OSATE 2.0
The Fall 2009 AADL subcommittee meeting scheduled for November 9-12 in Seattle.
Further development of AADL V2 outlined
Repository of more than 130 presentations and papers on AADL research, tool support, standard development, and experiences

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News items

AVSI has started its proof of concept pilot project to demonstrate predictable architecture-centric engineering through virtual integration. AADL and OSATE are a key component of the first pilot demonstration.
SPICES is making progress in developing methodology that integrates the CORBA Component Model (CCM) with AADL and generates code for hardware via systemC. The project will be performing several pilot projects. View the presentation.
Twenty talks and presentations have been given at events and conferences in North America, Europe, and Japan so far in 2009, with several more scheduled. See the full list on the events page.

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