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Volumn , Issue , 2005, Pages 732-737
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Trade-offs in the design of cross-disciplinary software systems
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Author keywords
Integrated assessment frameworks; Modeling and simulation; Ontologies; Software design
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Indexed keywords
BIOPHYSICAL MODELING;
COMPUTER IMPLEMENTATIONS;
COMPUTER MODELS;
CROP MODELING;
CROSS-DISCIPLINARY;
DE FACTO STANDARD;
DEVELOPMENT METHOD;
ECONOMIC MODELING;
INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT;
INTEGRATED FRAMEWORKS;
INTEGRATED PROJECT;
INTEGRATION FRAMEWORKS;
KEY FACTORS;
KNOWLEDGE BASE;
LARGE-SCALE PROBLEM;
LEVEL OF DETAIL;
MODELING AND SIMULATION;
MODELING ENVIRONMENTS;
MODELING FRAMEWORKS;
MODELLING FRAMEWORK;
OVERALL DESIGN;
PROCESSING ENVIRONMENTS;
SIMULATION DOMAIN;
SOCIAL CONTEXT;
SOFTWARE SYSTEMS;
TRACK RECORD;
TRADE-OFF ANALYSIS;
UNDERSTANDABILITY;
WEIGHTING FACTORS;
ARCHITECTURE-CENTRIC;
DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATIONS;
COMMERCE;
COMPUTER SIMULATION;
COMPUTER SOFTWARE;
COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS;
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL EFFECTS;
INTEGRATION;
KNOWLEDGE BASED SYSTEMS;
ONTOLOGY;
RATING;
SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE;
SOFTWARE DESIGN;
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT;
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS;
USER INTERFACES;
AGRICULTURAL ROBOTS;
RISK ASSESSMENT;
DECISION MAKING;
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EID: 37449012309
PISSN: None
EISSN: None
Source Type: Conference Proceeding
DOI: None Document Type: Conference Paper |
Times cited : (3)
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References (10)
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