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UAF Parameters Views
The UAF 1.2 Parameters Views encompass viewpoints that focus on the quantifiable and environmental aspects of architectural elements. These views address concerns related to defining operational environments where capabilities function, identifying measurable properties that support analytical activities through key performance indicators and other metrics, and recognizing potential risks and adverse conditions that could impede goal achievement. The viewpoints within Parameters Views collectively provide frameworks for modeling the contextual environments of systems and capabilities, establishing measurable criteria for performance assessment and analysis, and documenting risk factors along with their likelihood and potential negative impacts, thereby enabling architects to create comprehensive models that account for both the operational context and quantifiable characteristics essential for effective architectural analysis and decision-making.
UAF Parameters Views
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Environment Parameters En-Pm-E |
Stakeholders: Capability owners, Systems Engineers, Solution Providers. Concerns: Defines the environment for the capabilities. Definition: Shows the elements and relationships that are involved in defining the environments applicable to capability, operational concept, or set of systems. |
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Measurements Parameters Me-Pm-M |
Stakeholders: Capability owners, Systems Engineers, Solution Providers. Concerns: Identifies measurable properties that can be used to support analysis such as KPIs, MOs, TPIs etc. Definition: Shows the measurable properties of something in the physical world, expressed in amounts of a unit of measure that can be associated with any element in the architecture. |
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Risk Parameters Rk-Pm-R |
Stakeholders: Capability Owners, Systems Engineers, Solution Providers, Program Managers. Concerns: Identifies potential adverse conditions and situations that can inhibit achievement of goals. Definition: Shows the relevant risks along with associated measures like likelihood of occurrences and potential negative consequences. |