Capability driven vulnerability analysis of a naval combatant

Authors

  • Michal Czop Damen Naval (Vlissingen, Netherlands
  • Demi van Megen Damen Naval (Vlissingen, Netherlands)
  • Koen Droste Damen Naval (Vlissingen, Netherlands)

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59490/imdc.2024.835

Keywords:

ship vulnerability, ship survivability, model-based system engineering, functional chains, naval design

Abstract

This paper presents a fine-tuned approach to vulnerability assessment, focusing on protecting capabilities instead of individual systems and their components. The foundation of this method is a system model which uses functional chains to identify the contribution of individual systems towards to fulfilment of the ships capabilities. The key advantage of using functional chains is that by showing that individual functions can still be fulfilled, it is demonstrated that the vital capability containing those functions remains available. This paper first explains the theory behind the methodology and then demonstrates its working principles using a generalized case study for a single capability.

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2024-05-19

How to Cite

Czop, M., Megen, D. van, & Droste, K. (2024). Capability driven vulnerability analysis of a naval combatant. International Marine Design Conference. https://doi.org/10.59490/imdc.2024.835

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