Calendar
Below is the Calendar showing Chapter events, Working and Local Group events, as well as International Events.
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UKAB Meeting
UKAB
BAE Systems, Frimley
10:00 till 16:00
Industry 4.0? Even more need for Systems Thinking 1.0
Bristol Local Group
Atkins, The Hub, 500 Park Avenue Aztec West Bristol BS32 4RZ
18:30 for 19:00 - 20:30
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Current Events
Time | Location | Details |
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04/10/2017 - 04/10/2017 10:00 till 16:00 |
UKAB BAE Systems, Frimley |
![]() UKAB Meeting |
23/10/2017 - 23/10/2017 18:30 for 19:00 - 20:30 |
Bristol Local Group Atkins,
The Hub,
500 Park Avenue
Aztec West
Bristol
BS32 4RZ |
![]() Industry 4.0? Even more need for Systems Thinking 1.0 The 4th industrial revolution embraces issues around automation, digital, data exchange and “smart” systems. It includes cyber-security, virtual representation and the Internet of Things. It is claimed it will revolutionise and change the world. This talk will explore and discuss how the fundamental systems principles of understanding functionality, connections and emergence will still apply. Systems will become more complex rather than merely complicated, and their scope and impact will expand. This implies an evolution in Systems Engineering practice. At the core of this will be the need to apply Systems Thinking well, and so there will be an even greater need to overcome the barriers to Systems Thinking. There is 1 Document for this event, click here to view |
Future Events
Time | Location | Details |
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15/11/2017 - 15/11/2017 1700 |
Railway Interest Group Room 309,
Roberts Building,
University College London,
Torrington Place, London,
WC1E 7JE |
![]() Railway Control & Safety Systems as a Closed-Loop Negative Feedback Control System As part of his academic research into producing a Systems Engineering Framework for Railway Control and Safety Systems, Karl King has produced a generic functional model for these systems which he has concluded can be modelled as a closed-loop negative feedback control system. Karl proposes that utilising this system model and approaching the Railway Control and Safety System from the point of view of a closed-loop negative feedback system will make it more clear what sub-systems are responsible for achieving and maintaining a required number of trains per hour from the service and therefore enable a more targeted approach to railway upgrades. This presentation will describe the development of Karl's model and explain how it can be shown to be analogous to a negative-feedback control system as well as how this will enable a more targeted approach to upgrading Railway Control and Safety Systems to achieve improvements in line capacity There is no charge for attendance and the event is open to non-members but places must be booked in advance. To book, obtain directions or to ask any other questions, please contact the RIG Chair, Bruce Elliott at bruce.elliott@altran.com or on +44 (0)7970 694043. |
21/11/2017 - 22/11/2017 Full Days |
UK Chapter The Slate, Warwick Conferences |
![]() ASEC 2017 - Annual Systems Engineering Conference 2017 The Annual Systems Engineering Conference (ASEC) is INCOSE UK's flagship annual event and brings together a wide range of professionals from a variety of backgrounds, with the common interest of building upon their Systems Engineering (SE) knowledge and sharing ideas with their peers. INCOSE UK hosted its first annual conference in 2010, with the aim of creating the premium annual SE conference in the UK. Now in its 7th year, ASEC has indeed grown to become the UK’s foremost SE conference. This years theme is "Pushing the Boundaries of Systems Engineering". For more information please visit www.asec2017.org.uk There are 29 Documents for this event, click here to view |
23/11/2017 - 23/11/2017 10:00 till 16:00 |
UKAB Scarman, Warwick Conferences |
![]() Joint Meeting of the INCOSE UK Council and UKAB |
11/12/2017 - 11/12/2017 10:30 - 14:30 |
Service Systems Engineering Rolls-Royce plc Whittle House WH73 PO Box 3, Filton, Bristol, BS34 7QE, UK Sat nav postcode - BS34 6QA |
![]() Service Systems Engineering Group Meeting Main Items: Feed back from ASEC 2017 Headings/skeleton for Guidance for Systems Engineering for Services Populating the Guidance
Notes on previous meetings on the Service Systems Engineering Wiki |
16/01/2018 - 16/01/2018 between 18:30 to 18:45 for a 19:00 start |
South Coast Local Group Eagle conference room, QinetiQ, Portsdown Technology Park Portsmouth PO6 3RU. The site is located off the B2177 Cosham to Southwick Road |
![]() MBSE and how it is applied to real engineering challenges within Airbus Defence and Space MBSE and how it is applied to real engineering challenges within Airbus Defence and Space.
How we improved our engineering effort by adoption of model based techniques. The MBSE implementation enhanced the planning, requirements engineering, design and testing aspects of the design lifecycle. The presentation will also touch on how to monitor progress of the model based engineering effort. Speaker: Dennis Gilman
To attend, please provide Dennis (dennis.gilman@airbus.com) by COP Thursday, 11th Jan 2018 with a. Full name; b. Company affiliations; c. Contact telephone number; d. Contact email; Bring along photo ID (e.g. driving licence or passport) on the evening |
20/01/2018 - 23/01/2018 Full Days |
International Jacksonville, FL USA |
![]() INCOSE IW 2018 |
25/01/2018 - 25/01/2018 10:00 till 16:00 |
UKAB Atkins Hub, Bristol |
![]() UKAB Meeting |
12/02/2018 - 12/02/2018 18:30 - 20:30 |
Bristol Local Group Armstrong Room, The Hub
500 Park Avenue, Aztec West,
Bristol BS32 4RZ |
![]() Whose Line is it Anyway? Using MBSE in the Management and Acceptance of the Defence Lines of Development Our speaker is Matthew Dent. He is a Chartered Engineer with a Masters in Systems Engineering from Loughborough University, and is now an independent consultant with recent experience implementing MBSE in the defence industry. In this talk he will summarise a research paper he presented last summer at the 27th Annual INCOSE International Symposium (IS 2017) in Adelaide, Australia. It focuses on the application of MBSE and the development of a Knowledge Model to manage and integrate complex capability, across disparate stakeholder groups within a large organisation. He will also discuss some of the key insights from IS 2017 and he hopes to promote discussion on some of the MBSE adoption challenges that we face today.
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26/02/2018 - 26/02/2018 10:30 - 14:30 |
Service Systems Engineering Service Systems Engineering
Rolls-Royce plc Whittle House WH73 PO Box 3, Filton, Bristol, BS34 7QE, UK Sat nav postcode - BS34 6QA |
![]() Service Systems Engineering Meeting 28 Reports on appliction of ideas and ways forward. Review of work on sections for handbook. |
15/03/2018 - 15/03/2018 18:00 - 20:00 |
North West Network Rail, Square One, 4 Travis Street, Manchester, M1 2NY |
![]() Requirements Engineering in Rail Ahead of a Institute of Rail Signalling Engineers (IRSE) conference in April, Adam Rixon (WSP) and Kevin Gedge (Network Rail) will look at how requirements engineering is used within the rail industry. Adam will focus on how requirements engineering can be taught to non-systems engineers with a dry-run of an interactive workshop and a discussion on how domain specialist engineers can be encouraged to write and recognise good requirements. Kevin will look at how Goal Structured Notation (GSN) has been used in the context of requirements engineering within Network Rail projects. Network Rail's Manchester office is easily accessible from Manchester Piccadilly station and light refreshments will be provided. If you intending to arrive by car, please email Receptionsquareone@networkrail.co.uk 48 hours before the meeting with their name, car registration and the meeting details (Room 3.7/3.8, INCOSE NWG, Starting at 18:00 on 15th March). There is 1 Document for this event, click here to view |
Past Events
Time | Location | Details |
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26/09/2017 - 26/09/2017 10:00 - 16:00 |
Model Based Systems Engineering Changan UK R&D Centre, Birmingham |
![]() MBSE Interest Group, September 26th Meeting Dear all, I am delighted to announce details of our next 'Interest Group' meeting:
Date: Tuesday 26th September
Time: 10:00 to 16:00
Hosts: Andy Howells & Ian Aitchison, Changan UK
Location: Changan UK R&D Centre, Building 3500, Parkside, Birmingham Business Park, Birmingham, B37 7YG
An agenda will be published shortly
If you wish to attend please contact: james.towers@scarecrowconsultants.co.uk
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19/09/2017 - 21/09/2017 Full Days |
EMEA Congress Center Rosengarten
Rosengartenplatz 2
68161 Mannheim
Germany
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![]() EMEA Workshop The INCOSE EMEA Workshop 2017 is the event for Systems Engineers from the EMEA region to contribute to the state of the art in Systems Engineering. Unlike the International Symposium and the national conferences, there are no paper, panel or tutorial presentations. Instead, attendees spend three days working alongside fellow Systems Engineers who are there to make a difference. Systems Engineers at all levels and from all backgrounds are encouraged to engage in working sessions, and to contribute their knowledge and experience to take the discipline forward. The objective of this workshop is to meet with experts from different domains of Systems Engineering and different countries from around the world. During the workshop, you will have the opportunity to exchange your ideas and experience to move forward on the selected Systems Engineering topics. |
19/09/2017 - 19/09/2017 10:00-16:00 |
Architecture Working Group Rolls-Royce Leisure Association, Derby, United Kingdom |
![]() Architecture for Complex Systems This event is in partnership with the IETAbout this eventDiscuss the challenges associated with developing architectures for complex multidisciplinary systems that are diverse and heterogeneous in nature. In particularly the design approaches that consider emergent behaviours and aim to achieve particular system level attributes. I’m especially interested in scenarios where architectures are typically developed independently by discipline but there is a functional relationship apparent at the system level e.g. the performance of a modern F1 race car may be dependent on the interactions of aerodynamics, handling, power and the control philosophies. How can these diverse and complex disciplines be managed to achieve the optimum integrated system level SpeakersOur speakers for the event include:
To registration for this event please go to the IET website site |
18/09/2017 - 18/09/2017 1745H-1930H |
Railway Interest Group London Underground
55 Broadway
London SW1H 0BD |
![]() Operational Concept to Working Railway: Developing an effective collaboration between operators and engineers on a major railway upgrade project
Effectively engaging operations personnel in the very earliest stage of railway projects is essential if we are to avoid extensive rework or having to live with operational workarounds for sub-optimal decisions at the beginning. Michael Coultharde-Steer, Lead Operational Development Manager at LU, will describe how and where significant benefits accrue from involving Operational input in the context of major upgrade programmes and how User Requirements Specifications are derived by a small team that includes operational end-user representatives and LU’s system engineers. For further details pleasee see attached flyer. The presentation is being arranged by the South East Branch of the Institution of Railway Operators (IRO) in collaboration with the INCOSE UK Railway Interest Group. There is no charge for attendance and the event is open to those who are not INCOSE or IRO members but places must be booked in advance. BOOKING FOR THIS EVENT IS VIA THE IRO. Please book by emailing se.comms@railwayoperators.co.uk. To ask any other questions, please contact the RIG Chair, Bruce Elliott at bruce.elliott@altran.com or on +44 (0)7970 694043. There is 1 Document for this event, click here to view |
18/09/2017 - 18/09/2017 18:30 for 19:00 - 20:30 |
Bristol Local Group Room 7,
BAWA,
589 Southmead Road,
Filton,
Bristol,
BS34 7RG |
![]() Drone Systems: How bad could it be? Dr. Steve Wright is a senior lecturer in Avionics, Systems, and Electronics in the Engineering Design and Mathematics Department at the University of the West of England, with special interest in drone technologies. Steve will explain how the evolution and convergence of a number of separate technologies allowed for a revolutionary step change in consumer/prosumer drone capability and affordability. Each of these technologies and how they are integrated will be described, as will the emergent challenges for system reliability. In particular, the difficulties posed by the different technical heritage these drones have compared to conventional aerospace. We hope to provide both a static and flying display of a selection of drones. Please note this event will be held at BAWA, and not our regular venue.
There are 2 Documents for this event, click here to view |
11/09/2017 - 11/09/2017 10:30 - 14:30 |
Service Systems Engineering Service Systems Engineering
Rolls-Royce plc Whittle House WH73 PO Box 3, Filton, Bristol, BS34 7QE, UK Sat nav postcode - BS34 6QA |
![]() Meeting 26 Reports on: - SeBOK and Systems Engineering Handbook relatig to Services - Proposed skeleton for service engineering handbook - Review of standard stakeholders for Systems - do they apply for Services Way forward to issuing guidance |
18/07/2017 - 18/07/2017 10:00 till 16:00 |
UKAB TBC |
![]() UKAB Meeting |
17/07/2017 - 20/07/2017 Full Days |
International Adelaide, Australia |
![]() INCOSE International Symposium 2017 'Unlocking Innovation through Systems Engineering'
INCOSE’s Annual International Symposium is the largest worldwide annual gathering of people who do systems engineering for six days of presentations, case studies, workshops, tutorials and panel discussions. The program attracts an international mix of professionals at all levels, and includes practitioners in government and industry, as well as educators and researchers. The benefits of attending the Symposium include: the opportunity to share ideas; network; build competency; pursue certification; contribute to the advancement of the profession through collaboration on tools, processes and methodologies; learn about new offerings in training and education; and forge new partnerships.
For more information click here |
29/06/2017 - 29/06/2017 19:00hrs |
South Coast Local Group QinetiQ, Portsdown Technology Park Portsmouth PO6 3RU |
![]() Systems Thinking and Systems Engineering - Same but Different? Presenter: Niki Jobson
Presentation title: Systems Thinking and Systems Engineering - Same but Different?
Presentation synopsis: The presentation will explore the role of systems thinking (ST) in developing a shared understanding of a complex, dynamic, multi-stakeholder problem space and characterising the nature of the challenges in order to provide a firm foundation for solution development. It will seek to tease out the similarities and differences of applying ST during problem understanding and system engineering, and will provide a high level overview of underpinning ST concepts, laws, methods and tools and an emerging competency framework. There is 1 Document for this event, click here to view |
22/06/2017 - 22/06/2017 10:00 till 16:00 |
UKAB QinetiQ, Farnborough |
![]() UKAB Meeting |